This issue of American Vampire has a lot to offer to a wide range of fan's interests. Sure, there are the elements of vampires and horror, but there is also a couple's struggle and a shattered friendship resulting in revenge. The comic book even has some parts that I found chuckling at despite the horrifying images. The book is simply strong in a lot of directions. Now that the book has been dropped to the $3 price point there really isn't much reason not to pick this book up and give it a try. Even if vampires aren't your thing I think this book is worth giving it a shot. I definitely recommend this book. Read Full Review

Mateus Santoluco, again filling in for Rafael Albuquerque, does fantastic artwork. His work really fits perfectly with the designs Albuquerque created, and his layouts are and monsters are very strong. Great issue. Read Full Review

American Vampire continues to head in unexpected directions, and I'm anxiously awaiting next month's issue that gives us a lost tale of Skinner Sweet. Read Full Review

In a comic where death surrounds both leading characters, the main thing you walk away with is a sense you know these girls more emotionally now. This issue caps a brutal origin of another vampiric villain who rivals Skinner Sweet for the ability to command a page. I cannot wait to see Hattie used to further effect in the future. Read Full Review