L.A. Is a strange town on the best of days, but in the summer of 1974, the City of Angels feels especially demonic. As temperatures soar and wildfires burn, all sorts of strange creatures are drawn to town, including Vampirella. While Vampi goes out and hunts down monsters all across La La Land - defending humanity from evil - she's also killing it every night on stage as a member of the all-girl rock group Witchkraft - defending rock 'n' roll from a dying scene. Help arrives in the form of four creatures who've just flown into town: The Starchild, The Demon, The Spaceman and The Catman. Away from their home turf and trying to record their ne more
This is a good issue overall, that has an interesting concept but is a slow builder. If you are new to KISS or Vampirella this is a good issue to ease you into both comic franchises. The art is great. Read Full Review
This is a good first issue that doesn't pander to fans of both Vampirella and KISS but gives them good character interaction and development. Read Full Review
You wanted the best and you got the best with a bit of gothy flair, thanks to the debut of Kiss/Vampirella. Read Full Review
Basically, I came for Vampi and stayed for Vampi, everything else is just an afterthought when you have such a brilliant bloodsucker. Read Full Review
KISS and Vampirella are two very cool things, and Annapaola Martello and Valentina Pinto establish this through art that is both dark and campy. Chris Sebela excels at writing both properties separately although his transitions are a little jarring. The theme of rock becoming unpopular in the early 70s because of disco or the Altamont tragedy or Nixon or whatever excuse you want to put here grounds Kiss/Vampirella #1 so it doesnt devolve into a generic end of the world in L.A. story. Read Full Review
KISS/Vampirella #1 is a great issue to kick off the series. Vampi fans, you're going to love this take on her character. We don't see all too much of KISS just yet, but I'm hoping that changes really soon. The concept of throwing rock and roll into the mix of storytelling is a great one, and I can't wait for more! Read Full Review
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