VAMPIRELLA: FEARY TALES #4 (OF 5)
From Dynamite Entertainment
Writer: Nancy A. Collins, Eric Trautmann, Stuart Moore
Art: Jack Jadson, Mirka Andolfo, Chad Shepherd
Genre: Horror, Fantasy
Publication Date: Jan 2015
Format: Comic Book
Page Count: 32 pages
ON SALE DATE: January 21
In the penultimate issue of the all-star anthology series celebrating the 45th anniversary of Vampirella's creation, every fang-boy's favorite pin-up ghoul is (un)dressed for success in "The Vampire(r)s New Clothes" by Stuart Moore (Firestorm, Namor: The First Mutant). Vampirella then goes on to find herself in a very sticky situation in "Hard By A Great Forest" by Eric Trautmann (Checkmate, Lady Rawhide), while Nancy A. Collins (Swamp Thing, Sunglasses After Dark) has her learning more about her mysterious blonde doppelganger.
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