A review by levibaus
American Vampire, Vol. 2 by Scott Snyder, Rafael Albuquerque, Mateus Santolouco
4.0
Another great addition to the series! I enjoyed this one just as much as the previous volume and, in some ways, more.
Snyder's use of the Hoover Dam and its construction was ingenius, and he makes it seems like vampires were just a part of American history, in a similar way that Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter did.
Since there weren't two timelines going at once, following the familiar characters was a bit easier. At the same time though, the dual timeline was a cool feature to the first volume.
Overall, this was a great sequel and just as good, if not a bit better than the first (which can be hard to say about a lot of sequels).
Snyder's use of the Hoover Dam and its construction was ingenius, and he makes it seems like vampires were just a part of American history, in a similar way that Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter did.
Since there weren't two timelines going at once, following the familiar characters was a bit easier. At the same time though, the dual timeline was a cool feature to the first volume.
Overall, this was a great sequel and just as good, if not a bit better than the first (which can be hard to say about a lot of sequels).