Vampires in space! The war against the beast takes to the vast vacuum of stars, but who is inside the space suits (and what they find inside the space ship!) must remain to be seen. AMERICAN VAMPIRE: SECOND CYCLE continues to suck every last drop of dread from the centurys most dramatic decade.
Scott Snyder's script, already a powder keg of double crosses and hidden agendas, lights an effective final match, setting up what's sure to be a similarly explosive finale. Read Full Review
"American Vampire: Second Cycle" reaches the penultimate issue with a tension filled, dramatic, action-packed story. The comic has alternating sequences that deal with the two plots. The book puts the characters in a tough spot but then pulls them out, only to have them drop into a meat grinder by the end. This is a very good comic book. The gaps in the series make going back and re-reading the previous issues in "Second Cycle" kind of required but that's not that tall of an order. I recommend checking this out as the ending appears to be a classic in the making. Read Full Review
Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque continue their vampire epic, with highs outweighing the lows in this issue. Read Full Review
The painful gap between issues and the virtual impenetrability of this issue might be tough for newer readers going into "American Vampire: Second Cycle" #10, but it shows just how much work this creative team has poured into this series and these characters. "American Vampire: Second Cycle" #10 knocks down a couple plot threads, but it doesn't wrap anything up. Instead, it ramps up the intensity and teases readers for what's to come. Snyder, Albuquerque, McCaig and Wands have paced this story out, and this issue is that last jaunt before the final, full-out sprint to the finish line. Read Full Review
Delivers tension and violence but lacks the emotional resonance and exposition to really make you care. Read Full Review
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