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Vampirella comic 1975
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HUNTED,VAMPIRELLAFLEES TO AMYSTERIOUS
UNDERGROUNDCITY...
...WHERE DEATHWAITS! AND
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ALSO: THE LAST LEGACY of GASLIGHT LIL!
GAMAL and the COCKATRICE TALES of the JANUARY MAN!
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JAMES WARREN MOTHER'S COMING HOMEBarbara knelt before the altar. She prayedwith hysterical fervor akin to madness. Fromthe church ratter VAMPI watched. She waswounded. Famished. And her resolve wasfirm. The pious girl would be her victim!
Artists This IssueAURALEON
LUIS BERMEJOJOSE GARCIA
GONZALO MAYORAMON TORRENTS
Writers This IssueBRUCE BEZAIRE
GERRY BOUDREAUBILL DuBAY
'. PUBLISHED MONTHLY
LEGACY OF GASLIGHT LILSugar Bear McMillan and Sweetpea Joneshad wandered the old West. Drifted. Foughtwars. Shot it out with Indians. They continu-ed young and healthy. 'Til they entered thedeadly brothal at the edge of Mohave Desert
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CHILDREN OF WRATH Danb5Stoekbridge went to the abbey. He soughtthe seclusion ot monastic surroundings. Escape. He found ultimate fulfillment ... a specialized satisfaction. It held the supremepromise And probability ot ultimate ruin'
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PRINTED IN U.S.A.
THE JANUARY MAN h„„u»
CONCERNING OUR MAIL ORDER ADVERTISEMENTS: Warren Publishing Co. guarantees the delivery and satisfac-tion of all items advertised in this issue. Should you need to write us concerning an order, whether it be from ouraddress or a Post Office Box address, send your letter to: E.G. Ives, Customer Service Dept., Warren Publishing
Co., 145 £. 32nd Street, New York. NY. 10016.
Gonzalo Mayo's VAMPIREL-LA #45 debut left me grop-ing for words. "Blood Wa-
ger" evinced the best artworktrie series has ever seen.
Mayo's VAMPI conveyed al-
ternately incredible sensual-ity and unearthly menace.With one stroke, Mayo has es-tablished his as the defini-
tive VAMPIRELLA. I'll neverbe able to blindly accept JoseGonzalez' less masterful ver-sion again!The scripting continues to
show new vitality. The meta-morphasis of Adam Van Hel-sing into a strong and dyna-mic character was an inspira-tion. The tension betweenVAMPI and Adam is addingnew life to the series. AndLen Wein engineered the re-
turn of the old foe Chaos veryeffectively.
Although, the clear stand-out of the issue was Mayo'sexplosive VAMPIRELLA, sev-eral other stories are worthmentioning.Offhand, I'd have never
thought that Luis Garcia'sstyle could utilize color ef-
fectively. Yet the artwork in
"Janis" was often stunningin its evocative beauty. Thestory by Budd Lewis and Vic-
tor Mora, actually more of avignette, resolved itself quitewell at the end of page 41.The last page was anticli-
mactic. ("...And that's thepremise of the novel I'm writ-
ing based on the actual peas-ant superstition.") Unneces-sary! Annoying! Cliche! It
hindered an otherwise power-ful tale.
"A Hero Born of Wishes,"credited to Gerry Boudreau.showed a strong Budd Lewisinfluence. It was a powerful,perceptive tale worthy of
parable status. Esteban Mar-oto's art was not as good asusual, but it complementedand enhanced the script well,
nonetheless.Again, the issue's standout
was VAMPIRELLA. FurtherVAMPI tales by the masterfulMayo are definitely a neces-sity-
Who can draw VAMPIREL-LA better than Jose Ortiz?Who can render her betterthan even Jose Gonzalez?Gonzalo Mayo, that's who!His VAMPIRELLA #45 mas-terpiece, illustrating LenWein's "Blood Wager," wasample proof of that!
Mayo managed to fill all
twenty-one pages with beau-tifully detailed artwork un-surpassed even by RamonTorrents or Esteban Maroto.
His VAMPIRELLA is beauti-ful. His Pendragon is realis-
tically bemused^ It showedthat a lot of work went intothis tale!
Forget Jose Ortiz! ForgetJose Gonzalez! Make way for
Gonzalo Mayo!
STEVE LANDISDenver, Colo.
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I want more VAMPIRELLA!VAMPIRELLA #45's twenty-one pager by Len Wein andGonzalo Mayo was great, butit just wasn t enough!How about more stories
with VAMPi in each issue.
Two or three features withthe Drakulonlan beauty permonth isn't asking for much.VAMPi could team up withPantha. She could fight side-
by-side with Fleur or Dracula.She could even retell the his-
tory of her home planet, Dra-kulon. A tale of what Draku-lon was like before its riversof blood evaporated, wouldbe most intriguing.
DARRYL RAASCHSt. Paul, Minn.
'Tales of Lost Draku-lon" just might be the begin-ning of the history you'vebeen asking for, Darryl. It
begins next issue!
ry "There Are No Children In
Hungry Hollow, Tennessee"that I was seething mad whenI finished reading it. I stomp-ed around the room, grum-bling, mumbling, "Someoneshould kill those hillbilly can-nibals!"
In short, I momentarily for-
got it was just another comicbooh fantasy!Gerry Boudreau's fine tale
was so emotionally engross-ing, it literally pulled me into
the world of the printed page.He had me guessing . . . spell-
bound over the mystery of
Hungry Hollow's missing chil-
dren.Jose Ortiz' terrifying and
moody artwork added just
the right sombre touch to thesetting, also. In short, it wasan incredibly tense story!
Stephen Jorgensen madean excellent point in VAM-PIRELLA #45 concerning re-
ality. Many readers feel it
should be used more freely
in dealing with VAMPi's ex-ploits.
But is it really a good ideato have VAMPIRELLA, like
Pantha, beset by sordid as-
sassins, rapists, drug addictsand common criminals?
Luckily, the VAMPIRELLAseries has managed to stayseveral levels above this
cheap form of reality distor-
tion by balancing the believ-
able with the fantastic.
The re-introduction of
Chaos is an excellent exampleof this ploy ... the perfectleverage between reality andwild fantasy-horror.
VAMPIRELLA #45 had themost beautiful VAMPI ever.
Everything about her wasstunning, fantastic. GonzaloMayo is the artist for this
series. I used to feel thatJose Gonzalez was the onlymaster able to bring VAMPito life, but issue #45 changedmy opinion. Keep Mayo!Len Wein's "Blood Wager"
was phenomenal. Wein haslong been near the top of mylist of favorite writers. "BloodWager" helped keep himthere! The story was every-thing a VAMPIRELLA fancould ask for!
One question, though.Whenis the new VAMPIRELLA pa-perback due out?
GARY LUKOWSKIOmaha, Neb.
Recently, the Warren maga-zines have been full of thosetales of medieval splendor,when kings, nobles andknights were in their glory,
and plagues ran rampantthroughout the land.VAMPIRELLA #45 had not
one, but two of these sto-ries! Even a dramatic, violentclimax couldn't save "A HeroBorn of Wishes." (It may wellhave been the origin tale for
Gerry Boudreau's other medi-eval disaster, "The SongAlanbane" from CREEPY#71.) And "The Winter OfOur Discontent" also by Bou-dreau, was even worse.
It effectively utilized thehorrors of war, plague anddisillusionment. But the re-
sult was no horror story. It
didn't amuse, It didn't enter-tain. In fact, I would recom-mend it to anyone who hastrouble sleeping!
I have to admit that, in
spite of myself, I am impress-ed! Gonzalo Mayo's first VAM-PIRELLA strip is beautiful.
Of course, the factor thatmakes him the perfect artist
for this assignment is his tal-
ent tor drawing sultry-looking
women. And he didn't disap-point me! His voluptuousVAMPI was a fine contrastto Jose Gonzalez' more lis-
some version of our heroine.
Len Wein's script, how-ever, was not as successful,
it served mainly to demon-strate why Chaos has notbeen used lately. 1 mean, all
that trouble? Just to kill onegirl? Even a beautiful, multi-
talented vampiress could bedestroyed more simply thanthrough the convolutedscheme that Romano devised.
I have the feeling that Weindeveloped the plot from theconcept that, if a human candrown in water, then a Dra-kulonian can drown in blood,it was a poor gimmick at best,and one from which VAMPIextricated herself all tooeasily.
. It's on sale now, Gary.If you can't find it at yourlocal paperback' newsstand,you CAN find it on page 61 of
this issue!
I VAMPI>PIMIOMS? WRIT*
VAMPI'S SCARLETLETTERS
c/o Warren145 E. 32ndNew York
would have been for Romanoto incinerate her using his
touch of fire. Of course, this
would have ended the sagaforever!Which is why a continuing
menace like Chaos has noace in the modern VAM-RELLA series. Chaos can
never win. And he can neverlose. The whole concept of
the invincible villain who canbe temporarily defeated, butnever destroyed, is left overfrom four-color kiddie com-icsl
I believe that the moresophisticated audience youreach with VAMPIRELLA andthe other Warren titles pre-
fers stories capable of pro-ceeding toward a conclusion!
BRIAN CADENCincinnati, Ohio
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&ABUGHT UL'S . PIEA6URE PALACE OF THE MOHAVE.AN OAB» OF EXOTIC PEU&HT. FOR A PRICE, LOVECOUi-P 3E 0OU&HT HGflE . CHBAPV1. QUtCKLY.
TO COUNTLESS PRIFTERS ON THEIR WAY TO NOWHEPE,LIL'S WAS HEAVEN. WHERE AA&EL& LEP X9L! TC> THE&RIUK OF EC&TACY ANP BACK ASAIN.
TO Me, LIL'S WAS AN im^CAPABL-e HELL?
IV &E£H HER MAKE LOVE TO MEN, AND SUCK Y0AR6OF ItfW OUT OF THEIR BOPIE&. YOUN& MEU...VIWRGUS /HEN , WOULP RAY FOR UL S COMPANY.THEN, FIFTEEN MINUTE* LATER, THEY'P 8£ OtP.PRAINEP. REAPY TO PIE.
&UT THEY'C? &m HAPPY- ANP THEY'P RiPE OFF WITHA St/lILm OH THEIR FACE... IGNORANT OF THEFACT THAT SOMEHOW THEY'P UOST HALF A */«=-TOttf WHILE IN THE COMPANY OF GASLIGHT LIU /
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