From the Dynamite Entertainment press release:
"Dynamite Entertainment is pleased to reintroduce readers to the scourge of the undead: VAMPIRELLA, and she is all that stands between us and the end of the world! Vampi’s back and hot on the corpse-strewn trail of her nemesis, Vlad Dracula. It’s a darker world for Vampirella, and something more sinister than vampires lurks in the shadows, something even Dracula himself has cause to fear… Written by Eric Trautmann (THE SHIELD, ACTION COMICS) and illustrated by Wagner Reis (PROJECT SUPERPOWERS). AS A BONUS FEATURE – A rare story by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale!"
That being said, we've got to admit we were put off by the cover, with the awkwardly drawn Vampi, who appears to have a broken right leg!
If you're going to be inspired by a Frazetta pic, at least do it justice!
Got to admit we're looking forward to the bonus feature by Loeb and Sale, though!
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Li'l Abner by Frank Frazetta
In 1952, Frank Frazetta started working with Al Capp on his Li'l Abner strip. At this time, Frazetta was also doing his own strip, Johnny Comet, as well as assisting Dan Barry on the Flash Gordon daily strip.
Frazetta returned to comic books in 1961, after 9 years with Capp, We present a great example of Frazetta's work on the Li'l Abner strip - and with a dinosaur too! :)
Frazetta returned to comic books in 1961, after 9 years with Capp, We present a great example of Frazetta's work on the Li'l Abner strip - and with a dinosaur too! :)
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