NIGHT CLUB #6 REVIEW. The plan was good, the ending was good. I just wanted a more epic fight! 

The Art in it looks good.

This is supposed to be set in the US, huh? And not in Mexico? The art is unimpressive. It is not bad, but it does not stand out. Fuck that, what? Main villain vampire? Playing around on social media...!? Jesus wept. Surprise! Another obligatory (corporate obligated) matriarchy; gotta be led by some woman. And an ACTUAL woman, that is, even though the same people would praise the fakes. Bloody Mary's not a vampire. Might as well be Baba Yaga. That sudden-leader character had the briefest hint of intriguing lore and then any potential whatsoever was spoiled. By a soundless, silent exploding house. No sound effects, no thought bubbles. The corporations REALLY suck. Vampires have always avoided sucking the blood of other vampires, because that caused them harm in some way - across any properties, series, worlds and franchises that I can think of This series sucked! Yep, that's right, I'll be honestly contrarian and for my own sake, not for contrarian's sake. Plus, I still have yet to be impressed by Mark Millar's writing. Man, none of these “vampier kids” comics have been good. I will give this issue the credit that it involved action, and extended action, as a pay-off of sorts. But then, the adamant, insistent mention, meaning support of the hysteria, of “that virus”. Well...have you ever read “30 Days of Night”? Also, there are apparently many spin-offs or one-shots to that original presumably miniseries. The film was great; unique vampire horror premise in a real Alaskan town. Because an interesting comic based upon vamp children still eludes ME. I should just crack open those Tomb of Dracula Epic Collections but I thought I'd leave those until October; soon enough. So, I'm glad you found some positive qualities in here, Marinus. Uh...next!