THE RETURN OF HEMORRHAGE!
As Vampirella and Walker continue to make their way across the burning plains of Hell and fight through its hostile hordes, a vision of Vampirella’s mother, Lilith, plagues the Daughter of Drakulon. Meanwhile, more heroes from Sepulcher City are heading down to the increasingly popular infernal realm — where people are literally dying to get in!
Veteran Vampi chronicler TOM SNIEGOSKI is joined by returning all-star artist EDU MENNA for the sixth issue of Vampirella: Armageddon — all clad in coruscating covers from FRANCESCO MATTINA, LESLEY “LEIRIX” LI, JOSEPH MICHAEL LINSNER, and f more
My story doesn't seem nearly as inspired as it could be. But that's not really a problem. Because it's entertaining. There is a lot of potential and really exploring. The deeper nature of the theme is being explored in hell. That potential isn't really reached here. That's too bad. But it's not really a serious problem because it's really just very entertaining throughout. It's a fun story. It's a fun supernatural horror concept. And that's all it really needs to be. It would be nice if it had a bit more thematic depth to it, though. Read Full Review
If you have been following the Armageddon arc, VAMPIRELLA: ARMAGEDDON #6 is a necessary bridge that finally starts connecting the disparate plot threads. The art is fantastic, and the action is solid, making it a worthy purchase for the visuals alone. However, if you are looking for a standalone experience or a massive plot revolution, you might find this chapter a bit transitional. It moves the pieces where they need to be, but it doesn't flip the board. It earns its spot in the budget for the faithful, but casual readers can probably wait for the trade. Read Full Review
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