What could make World War 2 even bloodier? Vampires! 
 There's essentially two stories told in this volume. The secret group of vampire hunters called Vassels of the Morning Star recruit aging human Henry to leave his vampire wife Pearl to try and root out a nest of bloodsuckers on the island of Taipan as the US tries to take it from the Japanese. Skinner Sweet shows up with his own agenda and as always the brutal vampire creates chaos and bloodshed wherever he goes. 
 In the second story, the Vassels send their agents Cash McCogan and Felicia Book to Europe on a secret mission to see if a Nazi scienctist has developed a cure for vampirism. And in a one off story, Skinner Sweet takes in a wild west show where he creates more mischief after coming across some old friends. 
 The series is just getting better and better as it goes. It's now obvious that Snyder has a pretty well mapped out plot going on, and it's getting more intriguing as the takes the characters deeper into the 20th century. We also get some more explanation and background as to the different vampire species. 
 It's bloody, brutal and helluva a good comic.