Behold...DRAKULON. What the hell is Red Sonja doing there? How will its inhabitants greet her? And where...is...Vampirella? From JORDIE BELLAIRE (Buffy The Vampire Slayer) and DREW MOSS (Star Wars).
Well written, emotionally compelling, and thematically complex, this is a book you won't regret reading. Read Full Review
This new arc may be revealing itself a bit more as to the reality of it based on the final page and I'm curious to see if that's true as it kind of rewrites this and the prior issue. Which I'm fine with because they're been a delight in seeing noir Sonja in 1920 doing her best to survive in New York City. Bellaire's script and narration serves everything well here and it draws you in quite strongly with the approach. Drew Moss and Rebecca Nalty breathe incredible life into it with all their design work and I just can't get over how beautiful it is with so much of the line work, the angular aspect of pieces of it, and the colors that just pop. Very recommended. Read Full Review
VAMPIRELLA/RED SONJA #8 is a surprising detective noir story with the unlikeliest of detectives. The story is simple yet perfectly matched with classic gangster films. Despite some uneven character artwork, the visuals strongly compliment the story and the genre. Read Full Review
There has been quite a bit of noise about the Harley cartoon, given that Harley and Ivy have recently kissed and consummated their relationship somewhat. Thing is, for all the hype of those two getting together (they have been a couple for years no matter how DC decide to "promote" them), I am more interested in hoping that Vampi and Sonja finally become a couple. It clear, with Bellaire's deft touches, the pair care about each other. With that carrot hanging somewhat, Bellaire continues to show glimpses of both lead characters world, with some time travelling sleight of hand thrown in for good measure. Read Full Review
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