Hero Worship - Vampirella Covers (Warren Publishing - 1969 to 1983)

My original "Hero Worship - Vampirella" was one of the first Hero Worship videos that I ever did. In the last year and a half I like to think I've improved not only on technique but in art selection, plus the fact that there's a lot of new Vampirella art out there to look at. So here I am, taking a new and fresh look at the queen of vampires. I hope you'll like it, and I hope it shows some improvement. There are more than 100 early Warren Vampirella covers here, from Issue #1 to Issue #113 (1969 to 1983). Notice the many Frazetti covers included. Cheers from Bestjonbon. Music has been changed to "Night Cafe," from Aalborg Fantasy Soundtracks. It was "Halloween - The Dead Can Dance," followed by "Vampirella," performed by Inkubus Sukkubus, but that got nixed by WMG.

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• Art
• Warren
• Publishing
• Comics
• Vampirella
• covers

[avalonroad]

Boy did they know how to make good work back then. Frazetti is one of the best!

By the way WMG got the music. I hate when they do that, thats why I've never posted my Superman tribute, I'll have to put new music on it some time when I find the right piece.

[bestjonbon]

Try the YouTube audio swap file. They can give you a wide range of music at exactly the correct length, and it switches for you, removing the old dead track and adding the new.

[TheAnimecoolfan]

Can someone respond if you know. On the covers a lot of times it looks like she's gonna have to battle or escape from "Dracula" or a Dracula type. In the magazines does she escape or defeat him and he just comes back or are they new vampires that dress similarly with the cape?

thanks

(I've only read a few comics. The one with Witchblade is AWESOME.

[flipwiggins]

Man, the thing about Frazetta is that he obviously loved real women...women wit big plump butts, strong legs and nice knockers. They ain't all skinny. They is big and thick! Phatt! I love Frazetta.

[peterwilliamham]

Thankyou for posting John....