Night Club 2 #5
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| Writer | Mark Millar |
| Artist | Juanan Ramirez |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Danny started the Night Club because he wanted to do something good and use his powers as a vampire to help other people. Now he's been murdered by the school bullies Sam initiated into the cult. Can Amy stop them before things get any worse?
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9.5
Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles
Jan 28, 2025Night Club 2 #5 sets the stage up beautifully for the volume finale next issue. The club has their work cut out for them, but this creative team is delivering big time on all fronts to keep this a centerpiece title for the Millarworld Universe. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Jan 30, 2025NIGHT CLUB (VOL. 2) #5 delivers a well-constructed, penultimate issue that gets all the players in place for next month's finale. Mark Millar's script effortlessly creates a scenario for the Nigh Club's return, adding a character-building subplot that gives the villain some humanity. Plus, Juanan Ramrez's art is a gritty mix of supernatural whimsy and grounded relatability. Read Full Review
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10
Plot Amy tries to revive Danny and Sam using everything she knows from the internet and classic Bela Lugosi movies, using a tub full of human blood, the process is slow but it works! Sam and Danny regenerate completely and begin to remember what happened, finally making peace. All the rituals Amy performed include praying to God even when she can't see a crucifix, Mark Millar truly knows how to deconstruct mythologies and give them an ironic and brilliant twist. Risso, Kendra and their entourage of teenagers/vampires/bullies are unleashed. Risso goes to the prison where his father is to insult him and throw in his face his successes as a mobster. But Risso is taking this to another level when he takes over a nightclub to feed on all more
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9.0
Another great issue of a great series. I love the art and the writing is always phenomenal. Every issue feels way too short, that's how you know it's good.
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8.0
I am going to be jumping for joy to see the bullies get what they deserved
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