Albuquerque delivers some impressive art throughout this issue. Not only are there great character moments, but there are some visually scary moments to be had. Read Full Review

Like a good episode of Lost, this issue sets up quite a cliffhanger that'll have you wondering how our heroes escape death and turn the tide. This is the midway point of a planned twelve-issue series and it's a good reminder it's always darkest before the dawn. American Vampire 1976 continues to be the action-adventure series your inner 80s kid always wanted. Read Full Review

American Vampire 1976 #6 is damn good. I thought this was going to be the final issue and I was worried it all couldn't be wrapped up. I am happy to admit I was wrong about that and we still have three more issues to get to the bottom of things. That is good for us because Skinner deserves a few more books before we discover his fate and we all want to spend more time living in Albuquerque's world. It is scary, but gorgeous place to live. Read Full Review

There's no knowing where the story goes from here or who, if anyone, might make it to the end in one piece. Yet the excitement detonated in the final pages of American Vampire 1976 #6 calls back to the series' highest highs; it's time to wrap up this modern (and maybe final) Vertigo classic with a bang. Read Full Review