Press Release
The amazing new Vampirella series from Dynamite Entertainment continues in December with Vampirella #2! Vampirella has tracked her prey, the bloodthirsty Vlad Dracula, to Seattle and a vicious nest of vampires preying on the young and the lost. In the clutches of Le Fanu-one of Dracula’s oldest and most trusted lieutenants – Vampirella must face a growing threat more terrifying than any she has ever encountered… for Le Fanu has exposed Vampirella to her own deepest and darkest secrets – Vampirella herself (shown in a special story within a story in this very issue)! Vampirella #2 is written by Eric Trautmann (Action Comics co-written with Greg Rucka), illustrated by Wagner Reis, with covers by Jelena Kevic Djurdjevic, Joe Jusko, Paul Renaud, and Lucio Parillo!
But that’s not all! Coming in December is The Art of Vampirella, featuring a retrospective of artists that have contributed the most memorable imagery of Vampirella. The book features such names as Jose Gonzalez, Adam Hughes, Dave Stevens, Jim Silke, Jae Lee, Joe Jusko, Amanda Conner, Mark Texeira, Mike Mignola, Mike Mayhew, Joe Quesada, Bruce Timm, Arthur Suydam, Dan Brereton, Michael Golden, J. Scott Campbell and MANY more!
Also in December comes The Vampirella Masters Series Volume 3: Mark Millar TPB. This collection features Mark Millar’s second run on Vampirella, as he takes readers on a journey to the town of “Nowheresville!” Coming along for the ride is Mike Mayhew and his incredibly realistic depiction of Vampirella. Also, this features a reprint of “Fear Of Mirrors” by John Smith and Mayhew and a cover gallery with art by Mayhew, David Finch, J.H. Williams, Bruce Timm, Greg Horn, J. Scott Campbell and more!
Finally, Dynamite is offering the Vampirella Jose Gonzalez Vintage Door Poster 40th Anniversary Edition, satisfying strong demand from fans everywhere! Measuring 240 x 720, this special edition of the poster will bear a small Vampirella 40th Anniversary logo on the bottom.
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Looks good but need to see Vampirella looking more traditional inside the comic, not just on the covers.