Journey to the center of Vampirella's psyche!!! Trust us, it's like NOTHING you've seen before, or will want to see again! There's a Vampirella here for everyone! Plus, a surprise awaits you on the final five pages that will leave you pining for the next story arc!
Vampirella vol. 4 #7 is superb with a surprise finish that speaks to what the title needs to say. It's easy to grade because it not only continues the stellar current series but addresses the previous volumes in a way that feels right. In other words: you need to buy this comic! Read Full Review
The transition from Cornell to Whitley is made straightforward here and it does have a decent sense of closure even if it doesn't quite feel like what was originally intended before everything shifted in the book, which I may be totally wrong about. It's just how it feels. I liked what Cornell did and I'm excited to see what Whitley brings to it as Vampi is in a very different place right now. The recent addition of Andy Belanger was a great thing as I love his style and take on our characters, and how many incarnations of her he got to illustrate here, and as we move out of this dialogue-heavy phase and into more wide ranging material I'm really excited to see what he can bring to the table in this strange new world that our characters find themselves in. Read Full Review
On art, Belanger does an amazing job at conveying who these characters are. Having to draw multiple versions of Vampirella could have been a chore for other artists, but Belanger works to make sure each and every one of the them resembles their former counterparts in the comics from the past. It’s also the little features that he doesn’t miss, like the popped collar on Classic Vampirella that distinguishes her from other takes that have a similar outfit. Read Full Review
Be Afraid, Be Very AfraidI'm truly astonished that Dynamite Entertainment would hire Jeremy Whitley, especially since his most recent run on Unstoppable Wasp at Marvel was canceled after only 8 issues. Luckily this run is only planned until issue #11 because this new direction is not off to a good start. Read Full Review
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