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Cover: Bill Hughes

Vampirella #2

Nov 1969 · Warren · 0.50 USD
📊 ~17,531 copies sold its debut month
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“"Ever wonder what it takes to be a woman of parts?"”

In "Ever wonder what it takes to be a woman of parts?," Vampirella faces a shocking twist when her cousin Vampi, long a figure of intrigue, openly challenges her for the throne. With Bill Parente’s sharp storytelling and Jerry Grandenetti’s dynamic art bringing the supernatural showdown to life, the issue delivers a bold, campy clash of wills that turns magic on its head—literally. The cover by Bill Hughes captures the moment with dramatic flair, making this a standout in the early Warren horror comics lineup.

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writer Bill Parente · artist, inker Jerry Grandenetti · letterer Charlotte Jetter · cover Bill Hughes

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Cast · 6 characters

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artist, inker Jerry Grandenetti
cover pencils, inks Bill Hughes

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Evily confronts her cousin, Vampi, who expresses a desire to acquire Evily's throne for herself. When Evily directs a spell of evil at Vampi, Vampi transforms herself into a bat and avoids it so that the spell strikes Evily's mirror, reflecting its magic back at her reversed so she becomes a good, cute white kitty. Vampi exits, and Evily vows vengeance for the affront.

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