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Well, well, well. What do we have here? Another week, another comic series trying to get you to part with your hard-earned money. This time, it's Dynamite's Vampirella: Dark Reflections #1, set to hit ...

Last March, we reported that Dynamite had big plans for Vampirella‘s 50th Anniversary. They teamed up with Playboy on a standalone Vampirella story: Vampirella #0 ran in the magazine’s most recent ...

These days just about any property is fair game for a mash-up or crossover of some kind, and this latest one from Dynamite and Dark Horse certainly has piqued our curiosity. Read on for a sneak peek ...

VAMPIRELLA #1 - In FEAST OF SHADOWS, the first in the six-part OUR LADY OF SHADOWS story arc. Vampirella is sent by the Vatican to investigate the kidnapping of a little girl by Ethan Shroud and the ...

Welcome back to The Dynamite Report! Over the last few months, we’ve given you the skinny on lots of exciting new Vampirella stories. But Dynamite’s latest crossover event forces the Daughter of ...

Many retailers wouldn’t sell the sexy “Vampirella” magazine to minors when it debuted in 1969. They believed they were protecting kids, and they were — from terrible stories. “Vampirella Archives Vol.

Comic book heroes don’t always need an elaborate costume to catch the eye. Vampirella‘s costume is as minimalist as they get, but she’s been turning heads and catching eyes for fifty years now. And ...

Dynamite Entertainment has acquired the publishing rights to Vampirella. The firm agreed to purchase the licence from Harris Publications, who launched a special one-shot to mark the character's 40th ...

The "Sunglasses After Dark" novelist will write a new monthly series about the iconic vampire comic book character for Dynamite Entertainment. By Graeme McMillan Vampirella Cover 1 - P 2014 Classic ...

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 ...