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    American Vampire #22

    American Vampire » American Vampire #22 - Death Race, Part One of Four released by DC Comics on February 2012.

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    Death Race, Part One of Four last edited by gravenraven on 05/30/23 12:55AM View full history

    Get ready – it's hot rods, poodle skirts and rock 'n' roll as AMERICAN VAMPIRE goes screaming into the 1950s! Who is Travis Kidd? What do the mysterious Vassals want with him? And what does it all have to do with Skinner Sweet? Find out in "Death Race" part 1!

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    Rebel Without Claws (But He Does Have Fangs) 0

    So I read the first 2 trades, and I still plan on going back to read the third when I get the chance. I haven't been completely blown away by American Vampire quite yet, but its hard to ignore such a unique gem staring you right in the face. I've decided to jump in here due to the new storyline and the fact that these few issues have the most incredible covers yet, in my opinion. This "Bite Them Back" one isn't completely there, but it's in no way anything but great.One of the great things about...

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    American Vampire #22 0

    SummaryAfter the concluding of last month’s arc, we are now catapulted forwards in time once again to the 1950’s. Here we meet, for the first time, Travis Kidd a young greaser with a dark past a penchant for vampire slaying. Yet, unlike the vampire slayers we have seen thus far, Travis is a renegade, a one man army, with a personal mission of his own to carry out.What I liked· A breath of new life: This is a series I have been reading since the day the first issue hit store shelves and I have lo...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

    My introduction to American Vampire 0

    Art: Beautiful and stylish. Rafael Albuquerque perfectly captures the scene of the swinging 50's. The American diners, the slick hot rods and our protagonist, Travis Kidd. Oozing that cool, self-confidence and Elvis Presley, greaser look we immediately get sucked in by his charm. It's a fantastic comic to look at.Plot: I was told this was the issue for new readers to leap on and this is definitely the case. Scott Snyder effortlessly introduces us to Travis and within a few pages we know what typ...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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