Vampirella experiences a literal new beginning with a renumbering to reflect her six decades of publishing! Vampirella is murdered by a mysterious blonde woman who looks exactly like her, only to awaken surrounded by her husband, friends, and pseudo-superhero mom Lilith. All seems normal and right with the world except for her nagging suspicion that none of it actually is. Here Vampirella inexplicably finds herself back in the first days of Priest and Ergün Gündüz's landmark 50th Anniversary run where the dead are alive, Vampi's wickedly self-absorbed mom is practically a Power Ranger, and the mass casualty event which defined the series more
Sadly, Vampirella #666 fails as an introduction to new readers. It is, however, a successful continuation of the excellent work Priest and Gndz previously presented. I suspect Vampirella Beyond will read better in the inevitable trade paperback collection than it does from month to month. Read Full Review
VAMPIRELLA #666 is an intriguing issue with both positive and negative aspects. The mysteries introduced in the Beyond storyline promise a potential resolution to the convoluted timelines established by Priest. The improved artwork by Uron Ergn Gndz, showcasing dynamic figure work, adds to the issues overall appeal. However, Priests penchant for convoluted storytelling may deter new readers, requiring a deep dive into the intricate backstory. Despite its challenges, the issue concludes with a strong cliffhanger, leaving us eager to see where the narrative leads. Read Full Review
The bottom line for the writing of this issue is: I have no idea what is going on. This is completely confusing, while throwing in the tired trope of Groundhog Day. This is just plain awful. I won't be continuing it.
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