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30 Days of Night: Falling Sun #2
The sun has set on Barrow. Vampires stalk the unsuspecting town for the first time in over two decades and nothing can stop their leader, Vladimir, from avenging his brother Vicente. Meanwhile, far south in sunny Los Angeles, Jalen’s old gang is on the hunt...and they’re just as hungry for vengeance. The dark of night can’t hide Jalen from his past, and he’s in for a rude, blood-soaked awakening. Writer Rodney Barnes (Killadelphia, Full Moon) and artist Chris Shehan (House of Slaughter, The Autumnal) dare you to survive Barrow after dark in the oversize second issue of this cult-classic revival.
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Published December 17, 2025
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Rodney Barnes
141 books31 followersRodney L Barnes has had the privilege to accomplish so much in a short time on Earth. At the age of forty-two and surviving a major traumatic brain injury, writing and publishing the book, My Miracle outlines and talks about experiences he had undergone that might contribute to the events in your life. From past to present, he had learned how to accept what life has to offer, not struggle with life. He was raised on the principles of ordinary life, take nothing for granted! Rodney now clearly understands those principles of living because of his development. Through events of his life, the accident, coma, and relearning life at twenty-one years of age, he has to give all these accomplishments to the Lord Jesus Christ. Rodney is praying for his book to get into the hands of people who need a source of comfort, strength, or knowledge to learn more how strong and powerful Jesus Christ is and can be. Visit him at Facebook.com/mymiraclethemovie and together, we all can help each other understand the meaning of life.
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December 30, 2025
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ / 5
30 Days of Night: Falling Sun #2 keeps the revival sharp, bloody, and fast on its feet. Rodney Barnes and Chris Shehan waste no time widening the scope—Barrow plunges back into darkness as the vampires return with vengeance on their minds, while Los Angeles heats up with its own brand of trouble. The dual‑city structure works surprisingly well: icy dread in Alaska, sun‑bleached tension in LA, both converging on the same theme—no one outruns the past.
Barrow’s realization that they’re back hits with the right amount of dread, and Vladimir’s quest to avenge Vicente gives the vampire threat real weight. Meanwhile, Jalen’s old gang organizing a hunt of their own adds a grounded, human danger that mirrors the supernatural one. Barnes balances both threads with confidence, letting each escalate without stepping on the other.
Chris Shehan’s artwork is a standout. The shadows feel alive, the violence hits hard without being gratuitous, and the contrast between Barrow’s bleak isolation and LA’s gritty sprawl gives the issue a cinematic rhythm. It’s atmospheric, stylish, and unmistakably 30 Days of Night.
A strong continuation of the revival—moody, tense, and hungry for more. If the first issue set the stage, this one sharpens the teeth.
Happy reading from The Void 🧛♂️❄️📚
30 Days of Night: Falling Sun #2 keeps the revival sharp, bloody, and fast on its feet. Rodney Barnes and Chris Shehan waste no time widening the scope—Barrow plunges back into darkness as the vampires return with vengeance on their minds, while Los Angeles heats up with its own brand of trouble. The dual‑city structure works surprisingly well: icy dread in Alaska, sun‑bleached tension in LA, both converging on the same theme—no one outruns the past.
Barrow’s realization that they’re back hits with the right amount of dread, and Vladimir’s quest to avenge Vicente gives the vampire threat real weight. Meanwhile, Jalen’s old gang organizing a hunt of their own adds a grounded, human danger that mirrors the supernatural one. Barnes balances both threads with confidence, letting each escalate without stepping on the other.
Chris Shehan’s artwork is a standout. The shadows feel alive, the violence hits hard without being gratuitous, and the contrast between Barrow’s bleak isolation and LA’s gritty sprawl gives the issue a cinematic rhythm. It’s atmospheric, stylish, and unmistakably 30 Days of Night.
A strong continuation of the revival—moody, tense, and hungry for more. If the first issue set the stage, this one sharpens the teeth.
Happy reading from The Void 🧛♂️❄️📚
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