"The History of the World" continues! Having fled the elite underground city of New Asema to hide from Lilith's enemies, a preteen Vampirella takes refuge on the surface world, which has been ravaged by a drought caused by her mother's machinations. Taken in by a wealthy aristocrat, Vampi learns compassion for Drakulon's underclass, which leads to a comical petty theft that brings Vampi into confrontation with her mother's mysterious Lieutenant, who is certain to expose the child's secret and ruin Vampi's one chance to escape her mother's influence.
All this and the origin of the planet Drakulon and the mysterious alternate reality of Ear more
VAMPIRELLA: YEAR ONE #2 is a somewhat okay entry in the series with improved art and competent writing, but the central premise of the series has yet to justify its own existence. The point of a Year One story is to show that moment where a zero becomes a hero, but this story is too focused on playing Game of Thrones lite to rise much above boring. Read Full Review
Vampirella: Year One carries on with another long-winded issue this week, and while its conversational tone is easy to read, the book's stale artwork will leave fans wanting. Read Full Review
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