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It’s traditional for me to start a review of a Vampirella comic with a comment on the cosplay variant cover. I suppose it’s because I’ve always felt that the character of Vampirella was nothing more than an impossible, sleazy, masturbatory male fantasy, with her improbable frame and anti-gravity boobs.
Yet models s...
Is there a rule at play here? The closer we get to stepping over the line into actual nudity with the cover, the more nonsensical the actual story is?
No, that can’t be true with Vampirella, because this cover, as borderline nude as the cosplay photo is (and let’s face it, there’s barely even a costume at this point...
After dismissing Vampirella for years on end as nothing more than a vehicle for gratuitous t and a (clearly not helped by these cosplay variant covers, which end up feeling much sleazier than others such as the Red Sonja cosplay variants), her appearances in a few crossovers and specials which ended up being pretty fun convin...
Just look at that glorious variant cover! As soon as I saw it, I knew the Ken doll homage cover was the one I absolutely had to have.
I almost always enjoy the Street Fighter Masters comics; they do a great job of zeroing in on a single character from Capcom’s fighting game series, and they usually have gre...
Like UFO Robot Grendizer #1, I picked up Witchblade/Vampirella #1 on a whim despite not knowing much about Witchblade. Also like UFO Robot Grendizer #1, my purchase was mostly dictated by page count ...