NO MORE MS. NICE VAMPIRE!
They're coming for her baby. They're going to murder him before her eyes. And then she's going to kill every last damn one of them.
Picking up where Vampirella: Year One left off! In an unprecedented turn for our titular heroine, Vampirella/Dracula: Rage presents Vampirella as you've never seen her before. Inconsolable grief yields to irreducible rage as Vampirella tracks the cultists who threaten her son across Europe and America, unsettling political and economic alliances and unraveling the global network of the baby's father - Dracula.
In a macabre exchange of norms, it is Dracula, the Lord of Vampire more
With the basic premise of the series, a fully established priest has a long way to go with it. There is an impossibly large amount of complexity in what he is setting up in the first issue. There are a lot of ways that this could go wrong. However, Priest knows precisely what he's doing from the first issue. There isn't much of a margin of error on this sort of thing. You're dealing with two very powerful and prevalent vampires. It's a daunting task for any author. Read Full Review
Regardless of whether or not you've been keeping up with Dynamite's ongoing saga of Vampirella, this issue offers a mesmerizing, albeit slightly-convoluted, jumping-on point. Read Full Review
It's a good jumping-on point and there's a lot of potential but we'll have to wait until issue two to get more Ella. Read Full Review
The latest chapter in Christopher Priest's saga on Vampirella returns with heat, blood, childbirth and anger!
As a follow up the Priest's last entry in his "Vampiverse" (Vampirella: Year One) Vampirella is brought to the nearest hospital that can provide the services to deliver her baby and save her life. After experience a labor so intense she believes her baby died during it, Legere tries to calm an enraged Vampi.
As Vampi goes on a rampage in the hospital, we learn about the newest incarnation of the Dracula, a smooth musician and a how he became the Lord of Darkness with Victory by his side.
Like with any entry in the current Vampirella universe as penned by Priest, your overall enjoyment of this comic w more
Well I wasn’t expecting to much from this issue and to be honest it was a mix bag of great, good and a bit predictable. Firstly the great is Dracula that is my kind of being straight out of brilliant writing. The problem seems to be as others have said, if you haven’t had 2 or 3 years of the writer’s stories about Ella then you’re left a bit in the dark which for a mini series is a shame. Someone needs to remind Priest about new reader jumping on points????
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