America is broken. Trust between the government and the American public has crumbled. Paranoia reigns supreme. It’s 1976, and this is the concluding chapter of the Eisner Award-winning American Vampire! Skinner Sweet has exhausted all efforts to regain his lost immortality. With his powers and purpose gone, he is now determined to go out with a bang. At a seedy motorcycle America is broken. Trust between the government and the American public has crumbled. Paranoia reigns supreme. It’s 1976, and this is the concluding chapter of the Eisner Award-winning American Vampire! Skinner Sweet has exhausted all efforts to regain his lost immortality. With his powers and purpose gone, he is now determined to go out with a bang. At a seedy motorcycle rally in the desert where he’s closer than ever to his death wish, Pearl Jones and a shocking partner track him down for one last, desperate mission: The force known as the Gray Trader and its minions are tunneling through the bowels of the world to unleash hell on Earth—just in time for America’s bicentennial. With catastrophe looming, it’s up to Skinner and Pearl to reconcile and change the course of history—or die trying. The series that launched the careers of superstars Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque returns for nine final issues and the closing chapter of the legacy of American Vampire.
American Vampire 1976 (2020-) #1
America is broken. Trust between the government and the American public has crumbled. Paranoia reigns supreme. It’s 1976, and this is the concluding chapter of the Eisner Award-winning American Vampire! Skinner Sweet has exhausted all efforts to regain his lost immortality. With his powers and purpose gone, he is now determined to go out with a bang. At a seedy motorcycle America is broken. Trust between the government and the American public has crumbled. Paranoia reigns supreme. It’s 1976, and this is the concluding chapter of the Eisner Award-winning American Vampire! Skinner Sweet has exhausted all efforts to regain his lost immortality. With his powers and purpose gone, he is now determined to go out with a bang. At a seedy motorcycle rally in the desert where he’s closer than ever to his death wish, Pearl Jones and a shocking partner track him down for one last, desperate mission: The force known as the Gray Trader and its minions are tunneling through the bowels of the world to unleash hell on Earth—just in time for America’s bicentennial. With catastrophe looming, it’s up to Skinner and Pearl to reconcile and change the course of history—or die trying. The series that launched the careers of superstars Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque returns for nine final issues and the closing chapter of the legacy of American Vampire.
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Chad –
American Vampire moves into the seedy 70's. The whole gang is back although they've moved onto new roles. I like that Swinner Sweet has turned into Johnny Blaze / Evel Knievel. There's some cool moments in this. American Vampire moves into the seedy 70's. The whole gang is back although they've moved onto new roles. I like that Swinner Sweet has turned into Johnny Blaze / Evel Knievel. There's some cool moments in this.
Rory –
Really captures the fun and grittiness of the first series--so glad it's back! Really captures the fun and grittiness of the first series--so glad it's back!
John Shaw –
While I was not a fan of the original American Vampire series. This caught my eye simply for the art. The 1st issue relies heavily on the reader knowing the Mythos of the series.. nonetheless I was able to follow enough to be intrigued. It has my attention for now. We will see if it keeps it.
Eric –
Maybe I haven’t read enough of the original series, or it’s been too long, but this issue seemed like mostly fan service, with some forgettable dialogue, maybe some thinly-veiled Trump insults, and some rather tepid action scenes.
Avi Alany –
I really enjoyed this issue. I read a few of the trades a long time ago but am not caught up, and this definitely inspired me to read the latest volumes. It comes through that Snyder is really fascinated with the time period, and Evel Knievel, as we all were at the time.
Kerry –
Good elements overshadowed by Snyder using the book to preach politics.
Vincent Stoessel –
I think you need to have read the original series to appreciate this. Putting this series on hold
Moisés Rosales –
Here we go! We waited 10 years, and the pull and muscle from Snyder hasn’t age a day ... my humble recommendation have your other issues at hand, they’ll come in handy if you, like me, prefer to go though paperbacks instead of Wikipedia to remember the call backs you get from this new pages 🩸
Danijel Jedriško –
It was good to meet the old friend again. The stage is set. Let's go wild in the 70's! It was good to meet the old friend again. The stage is set. Let's go wild in the 70's!
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