Cover: Hank Londoner

Vampirella #76

Mar 1979 · Warren · 1.50 USD

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In "Curse of the Pasha's Princess," writer Bob Toomey and artist Val Mayerik deliver a striking blend of fantasy and myth, following the warrior woman Catseye as she journeys through a frozen wasteland with her loyal wolf Temujin, battling spectral snow ghosts. After encountering a majestic dragon capable of healing with his blood and shaping ice with his breath, Catseye brings the creature back to her people to forge a lasting sculpture and meet a female dragon. Cover by Hank Londoner captures the icy grandeur of this eerie, otherworldly tale.

Contains 6 stories

Curse of the Pasha's Princess

16 pp

Gravity Field

8 pp

The Games of Sharn

10 pp

Swift Sculpture

8 pp

In "Swift Sculpture," warrior woman Catseye treks across a frozen wasteland with her loyal wolf Temujin, fending off spectral snow ghosts as they journey toward a mysterious cave. There, they meet a dragon whose icy breath shapes stunning sculptures and whose blood can heal even the gravest wounds. With the dragon in tow, Catseye sets out to bring a new kind of art—and a new kind of companion—to her people.

Time for a Change

5 pp

The Haunted

11 pp