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The real change in the art and story is beginning to kick in now ..... |
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Vampirella 16 The usual three covers, in a pattern that is going to continue into the foreseeable future. But there's something very eerie about the regular cover - is Vampirella as helpless as she appears to be with her wrists shackled outside the bars making her a vulnerable target to the 'pack' behind her - and are the boys the same as the werewolves in the story. We are never told. In 2006 Jay Company released a new version with a cover outside the normal one, drawn by Tyler Kirkham. |
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The regular Amanda Conner cover |
The limited Karl Waller cover. Limited to 1,500 copies. |
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The limited model photo edition featuring Maria Di Angelis. Limited to 1,500. |
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Vampirella 17 This trio has a great photo cover of Maria Di Angelis, who is looking more and more like Vampirella every issue. |
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The regular Amanda Conner cover |
The limited Matthew Clark cover. Limited to 1,500 copies. |
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The limited model photo edition featuring Maria Di Angelis. Limited to 1,500. |
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Vampirella 18 I really like the cover for the limited edition by Nelson. |
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The regular Amanda Conner cover |
The limited Nelson cover. Limited to 1,500 copies. |
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The limited model photo edition featuring Maria Di Angelis. Limited to 1,500. |
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Vampirella 19 The always dependable Amanda Conner provides one of the most aggressive Vampirella covers ever. |
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The regular Amanda Conner cover |
The limited Christopher Shy cover. Limited to 1,500 copies. |
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The limited model photo edition featuring Maria Di Angelis. Limited to 1,500. |
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Vampirella 20 As this story arc begins to close, the regular and alternate covers are perhaps two of the most contrasting covers ever. Joyce Chin's alternate cover is dreamy, romantic, not at all like the real-world, representing the real and dream worlds in the story. This cover also reminds me of the Michael Kaluta covers for the Morning in America series. |
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The regular Amanda Conner cover |
The limited Joyce Chin cover. Limited to 1,500 copies. |
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The limited model photo edition featuring Maria Di Angelis. Limited to 1,500. |
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Vampirella 21 The end of the arc, still maintaining the 3 cover pattern. In 2006 Jay Company released a new version with several covers outside the normal one, drawn by Tyler Kirkham. |
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The regular Amanda Conner cover |
The limited Jason Alexander cover. Limited to 1,500 copies. |
The limited Jay Company Gold Foil variant cover. Limited to 500 copies. |
The limited model photo edition featuring Maria Di Angelis. Limited to 1,500. |
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Vampirella 22 The last in the current series, still maintaining the 3 cover pattern. Having a photo cover of the latest Vampirella model throughout the entire series is a record, and a very commendable one at that. Note the cute title on the regular cover - Catch 22 issue. |
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The regular Amanda Conner cover |
The limited Joe Chiodo cover. Limited to 1,500 copies. |
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The limited model photo edition featuring Maria Di Angelis. Limited to 1,500. |
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