
- Extremely thin.
- Unnaturally light.
- Shocking at first sight.
- When done with, both are stored in a box.
- Lively innards.
- Leaves viewers with a smile.
- The body lacks great color.
- One's a book, one's a body...duh.
Lucky for readers, the story by Snyder and the exceptional pencils of Rafael Albuquerque and coloring by Dave McCaig make the book's price easier to swallow: like fresh blood down a vampire's throat the contents of American Vampire #6 go down smooth and refreshing. The Albuquerque and McCaig pairing adds to the time period covered in American Vampire by establishing a believable setting. McCaig's tones also establish that we are not dealing with an action packed superhero romp, but rather a more subtle tale of dark mystery and dread.
Though American Vampire #6 is thin and depressing to look at, the innards are worth the poking around your $4 dollars will allow you.
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