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Vampirella (1969), Facsimile Edition #2
Dynamite Superstar Vampirella got her start in 1969 as a Horror comic 'hostess,' and she's gone through 50 years of story evolution since to become the iconic character that we all know and love! While we're celebrating her illustrious career, we're also taking a look back at where this blood-sucking babe got her start! This Limited Replica Edition of Vampirella #2 is exactly what it says on the tin, a magazine-sized, 66-Page celebration of the Daugher of Draculon's second time in print! This special reprint includes every story and even advertisements exactly as they looked half a century ago! Warren's sharp-eyed editors assembled the best talents across the world to write and draw timeless stories, including Forest J. Ackerman, Don Glut, Nicola Cuti, Mike Royer, Ernie Colon, Billy Graham, and More! This issue features historic first appearances by Vampirella's cousin Evily and her blonde twin Draculina. Check out the Vampirella Archive HC series for more Warren-Era Vampirella!
Characters: Evily, Vampirella
Creative roster
Bill Barry (Artist)
Bill Hughes (Cover)
Bill Parente (Editor, Writer)
Billy Graham (Artist)
Dick Piscopo (Artist)
Don Glut (Writer)
Ernie Colón (Artist)
Forrest J. Ackerman (Writer)
Jerry Grandenetti (Artist)
Mike Royer (Artist)
Nicola Cuti (Writer)
R. Michael Rosen (Writer)
Tony Tallarico (Artist)
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