After wading through the weird, satanic waters of Los Angeles without a map, KISS finally finds some tour guides in the form of Vampirella and her band Witchkraft. While the two bands jam and work to figure out what's happening to all of L.A.'s rock bands, KISS' mysterious driver and the demons who run the record industry are unveiling their own plans.
KISS/Vampirella #3 may not be groundbreaking material for either property but what we have is a refined crossover. It know what it needs to do in order to succeed and even excels in that area. And the best part about this is that you can be a relative novice to both and still come out of this with an appreciation for what you're reading. It's just is a downright treat, from start to finish. Read Full Review
KISS/Vampriella's third outing is the best yet. Sebela captures the essence of KISS & Vampirella in this fun issue. Martello does a great job on the art as each pose is dynamic, however more motion is needed in order the keep the scenes from becoming static. The colors are great as they don't over power the art or the page. With only two issues left of the series it's shaping up to be a enjoyable ride. Read Full Review
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