Vampirella: Intimate Visions, Amanda Conner

    (Harris, 2006)
™ and ©2006 Harris Publications, Inc.

For a stretch of time in the 1990s, the beautiful and blood-soaked Vampirella was one of the comic book industry’s more recognizable characters—and certainly one of its most visible. (In more ways than one; there’s not a lot of material to her costume.) Amanda Conner drew her as much if not more than any other artist during that time, in various monthly titles and mini-series. This one-shot reprints a lengthy excerpt of her work from 1997, with accompanying commentary from Conner herself, and also includes a lengthy new interview.

Vampirella (and Conner) fans will enjoy seeing Conner’s own thoughts about her previous work, while some will just enjoy another opportunity to see the character drinking blood and nearly falling out of her costume all over again.

— Andy Richardson
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#1 Variation B (Redone cover B of Death of Vampirella #1/A without foil or chromium)

November, 2006
Cover Price: $3.95
1 copy available for $7.95 		Mark Millar, Grant MorrisonAmanda Conner