Written by Mark Millar, pencils by Mike Mayhem, cover by Jae Lee.
This Vampirella #1 is the start of the "Nowheresville" storyline, which brings Vampirella into the 21st Century. The issue is a modern reboot, aiming to redefine the character for a new era
J. Scott Campbell cover, pinups and double page spreads by various artists with various characters (Savage Dragon, Madman, Monkeyman and O'Brien etc) Regular cover edition.
By Priest, A. Davis, Farmer, Conway, Grant, Zircher, & J. Lee.
Continuing Vampirella's 30th anniversary celebration, this issue features the ongoing Vampirella storyline, written by David Conway and Steven Grant, with artwork by Patrick Zircher. Plus, this issue also features an incredible bonus story by Christopher Priest (Black Panther) and the art team of Alan Davis & Mark Farmer (X-Men, JLA: The Nail)! In it, Vampirella finds herself caught between a deadly new menace and a team of vampires... and both sides want her dead!
By Conway, Grant, & Zircher REBIRTH: Part 1 (of 3)
Vampirella returns to the look that started it all... her original costume! Plus: each issue of Vampirella: Rebirth will include a bonus story by a special creative team. This issue features a back-up story by the team of Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale. Also features a stunning new cover by Jae Lee!
Pendragon reads, or rather experiences, Vampirella's journal in a series of 2-page spreads. Written by David Quinn & Sean Fernald. 4-page Pendragon sequence drawn by Louis Small Jr. & Caesar. 2-page spreads drawn by: Rudy D. Nebres, Jim Silke, Mark Beachum, Amanda Conner & Jimmy Palmiotti, Scott Hampton, Michael Bair, Alan Davis & Mark Farmer, Louis Small Jr. & Rob Stull, Nelson, Jimmy Palmiotti & Al Williamson, Gary Frank & Cam Smith, Caesar & Michael Bair. Pin-up by Jose Gonzalez. Cover by Joe Jusko.
Cover by Arthur Adams Writer: Arvid Nelson Penciller/Inker: Carlos Rafael The Mars-shattering conclusion of Colossus of Mars! Dejah Thoris has rallied the free Martian kingdoms to fight the Jeddak of Yorn, who has merged body and mind with a horrific war colossus of the ancients. If Dejah and her allies can't stop Yorn, he will complete his bloody holocaust of the green Martian hordes. All hope lies in Yorn's son, Valian, who has joined the rebels. His knowledge of the inner workings of the Colossus are the only chance they have of smashing Yorn. But Yorn has a spy among the allies... An epic duel in the skies and the emergence of an unexpected hero await you in Dejah Thoris #5: Colossus of Mars, part 5 of 5!
The astronauts become caught up in a war between rival gangs, but soon they must join forces to battle the marauding vampires. Part of the short-lived Atlas science fiction line from former Marvel publisher Martin Goodman.
Written by John Albano, with art by Pat Broderick and Frank McLaughlin. 32 pages. Cover by Neal Adams and Dick Giordano.
Scott Campbell cover.Written by J. Scott Campbell, Alex garner, and Andy Hartnell. Art and cover by Campbell and Garner
Having learned the secrets of an ancient prophecy, Abbey warns her teammates that -- if they can't thwart their adversaries' schemes -- the world will face terrifyingly destructive consequences!
Cover by J. Scott Campbell "Dangerous When Wet!", script by J. Scott Campbell (plot) and Andy Hartnell (script), pencils by J. Scott Campbell, inks by Alex Garner
Major Maxim's troops plant bombs on the outer shell of the Danger Yacht. They steal the shield and battle Deuce : meanwhile the troops make off with their treasure.
Cover pencils by J. Scott Campbell. " Maximum Danger," script by J. Scott Campbell (plot) and Andy Hartnell (script), pencils by J. Scott Campbell, inks by Alex Garner
Major Maxim and his minions enter the home of wealthy antiques collector Eddy Owen; They demand that he reveal the location of the "artifact"; After trashing his house and destroying priceless artifacts, they knock him unconscious.
Cover pencils by J. Scott Campbell. "Maximum Danger," script by J. Scott Campbell (plot) and Andy Hartnell (script), pencils by J. Scott Campbell, inks by Alex Garner
Major Maxim and his minions enter the home of wealthy antiques collector Eddy Owen; They demand that he reveal the location of the "artifact"; After trashing his house and destroying priceless artifacts, they knock him unconscious; On the Danger Yacht, Deuce meets with the mysterious agent who helped Abbey and Sydney back in France; The Danger Girls and Johnny Barracuda arrive to find the house in disarray and Eddy lying on the floor.
Scott Campbell cover. "Dangerous Curves," script by J. Scott Campbell (plot) and Andy Hartnell (script), pencils by J. Scott Campbell, inks by Alex Garner
Abbey Chase enjoys a steamy bubble bath with The Peach and continues her mission to try and grab the shield; She knocks The Peach out with a champagne bottle and suits up to escape with the shield; As she tries to make her escape, the two guests of The Peach, Cain and Abel, with minions in tow, burst in with guns blazing; Johnny encounters Kid Dynamo and his sidekick Mr. Giggles; Back in England, Eddy Owen is visited by the "collection agency."
36 pgs., full color.
Cover pencils by J. Scott Campbell. "Dangerous Liaisons," script by J. Scott Campbell (plot) and Andy Hartnell (script), pencils by J. Scott Campbell, inks by Alex Garner and Scott Williams
Abbey Chase and her fellow Danger Girls lose The Peach as he and his minions escape; Abbey destroys a pair of helicopters in the process; The Danger Girls head for Interlaken, Switzerland after hitching a ride from a man we discover is Secret Agent Zero in disguise; Johnny Barracuda encounters Kid Dynamo; Abbey takes a bubble bath. 36 pgs, full color.
Cover pencils by J. Scott Campbell, inks by Alex Garner. Untitled story, script by Brandon Choi, J. Scott Campbell, and Jim Lee
Grunge is stuck in the dimension of Sequential Art trying to rescue the Wizard from the Frenzy Beast; With help from a number of familiar cross-company characters and a pep talk by real life motivational guru Tony Robbins, Grunge finds the strength within himself to forsake his collection and rip the chromium covered comic he desires which destroys the Beast and sends him home to his friends. Part three of three. Appearances by Shi, Wolverine, Maxx, Madman, Lady Death, Hellboy & others.
Cover pencils by J. Scott Campbell, inks by Alex Garner. "Rumble In Gamorra!", script by Brandon Choi, J. Scott Campbell, and Jim Lee, pencils by J. Scott Campbell and Ryan Odagawa (assist), inks by Alex Garner, JD, Tom McWeeney, Scott Williams, and Richard Friend (assist); While the various groups attack, Kaizen works to create his own Gen-Active. Ad for Wildstorms Collectible Card Game. 36 pgs., full color.
Cover pencils by J. Scott Campbell, inks by Alex Garner. "Tourist Trap!", script by Brandon Choi, J. Scott Campbell, and Jim Lee, pencils by J. Scott Campbell and Jim Lee, inks by Alex Garner (pages 1-12,16,18,20,21), Scott Williams (pages 13-15,17,19), Richard Friend (Assist), and JD (Assist); Fairchild finds romance! Grunge finds that his ultimate fantasy isn't quite what he'd hoped!; And the team find themselves in the middle of a battle between the Coda and a group of pirates! "Robot Ruckus" Part 2, script and art by Tom McWeeney.
Cover and art by J. Scott Campbell. Written by Brandon Choi.
Fairchild hacks Lynch’s computer files in search of information on her father and uncovers a lead involving an archaeological expedition off the coast of Africa. Lynch catches her and tells her not to pursue it, but she refuses to listen. Unbeknownst to him, she takes the rest of Gen 13 to Beverly Hills to meet with Caroline McArthur whose foundation conducted the expedition.
Todd McFarlane Productions (W) Brian Michael Bendis (P) Angel Medina (I) Jonathan Glapion (C) Todd Broeker & Jay Fotos, Cover by Ashley Wood The detectives from Spawn get their own series in a story written by the master of the crime comic, Brian Michael Bendis. When four thumbs show up at a crime scene, it's unusual, but Sam and Twitch have seen stranger things. But when all four thumbs are proven to have the same fingerprint, the detectives realize they've got a real mystery on their hands. Already one of the great crime writers of his generation, Eisner Award nominated Brian Michael Bendis provides a thought-provoking story that is illustrated by popular KISS: Psycho Circus artist Angel Medina.
