Dynamite Entertainment brings fan-favorite bloodsuckers together in a new series, and The Hollywood Reporter has an early look at the artwork for 'Vampirella Versus Purgatori.' By Graeme McMillan It’s ...

The previews of Vampirella #666 billed the book as a fresh start for the horrific hero. Certainly, it is the start of a new storyline titled Vampirella Beyond. Unfortunately, this comic is steeped in ...

In 1969, Frank Frazetta painted the first Vampirella Magazine #1 cover, co-creating the character in the process. Now 54 years later, his granddaughter Sara Frazetta is co-writing a new Vampirella ...

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Vampirella is a character who has continually evolved, having been drawn by dozens of artists in hundreds of issues published over the last 50 years, including her most recent record-smashing ...

Last week, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that Dynamite Entertainment’s Vampirella is going full-superheroine later this year in Vampirella: The Dark Powers. Modern Guardians of the Galaxy co-creator ...

Dynamite Entertainment is well known to the horror crowd for its Vampirella comics, and now the company is partnering with digital comics studio Visionborne to produce a special edition 3D release of ...

Over the past few decades, crossover comics have gone from a profound novelty to an inevitability. If publishers have a roster of characters who could play better together than individually, they’re ...

Some horror film fans still consider it the greatest vampire film never made — a proposed ’70s epic featuring an ageless and voluptuous comic book bloodsucker, alien invaders and James Bond-type ...

Lately it seems like Dynamite relaunches Vampirella every year or two, but this time there's a good reason for it. This new series is part of Dynamite's larger efforts to spruce up their lineup of ...

For all the grief that Marvel and DC get for relaunching and renumbering comics, no publisher seems more fond of that practice than Dynamite. It's difficult to keep track of just how many new #1 ...