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    The Stand: American Nightmares #2

    The Stand: American Nightmares » The Stand: American Nightmares #2 released by Marvel on June 2009.

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    Enter the Trashcan man! Or Trashy, if you prefer. See how this new character Donald is coping with this new post apocolyptic America and his innate desire to burn things.

    Remember that dark man who made your hairs stand on end and made you uncomfortable in your seat? Well he's on the move now and he feels this his is "lucky night".

    Elsewhere in New York Rita and Larry decide its time to leave the once city that never slept but how? Suggested route, the Lincoln tunnel.

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    The Stand: American Nightmares #2 by nebcron on April 20, 2009

    I've been enjoying the series thus far.  The Captain Tripps arc was a lot of fun and issue 1 of American Nightmares was good.  Not to say this issue isn't good, it just wasn't great.  Issue 2 does a nice job of relaying all of the information we need to know, but I thought it was a little light in setting the mood of what's happening.  I didn't feel the creeping fear within Nick as he struggled with Ray Booth.  I didn't feel the manic desperation in Harold and only vaguely connected to the deep ...

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