TWO SUPER COLOR STORIES IN THIS SUMMER SPECTACULAR!
SPECIAL
5 th ANNIVERSART ISSUE
TAMPIRELLA HER BLOOD-RED QUEEN OF HEARTS BECOMES AN ANCIENT EOTPTIAN RULER IN
"VAMPIRE OF THE NILE!" ALSO "PUPPET PLATER!"
MURDEROUS MANIKINS PLOT A GHASTLY
REVENGE AGAINST MAN!
SEVEN CHILLING CLASSICS!
ISSUE NO. 36 SEPTEMBER 1974
VAMPI'S SCARLET LETTERS
VAMPIRELLA's adventures
continue to stir controversy amongst our readers! Plus the debate over our series: Pantha and Luana!
Editor-in-Chief
&
Publisher
JAMES WARREN
VAMPI'S VAULT
FroflUng artist/
writer Fernando Fernandez! Also fanzine reviews, a look inside a special anniversary issue and a few hints of things to come! .
Interior Color
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MICHELE BRAND
RICH CORBEN
VAMPIRE OF THE NILE
A
den car crash
Egypt
in the tlusty streets of
«,„,!
sends Vampi and Pendragon on a journey in time ... to a shocking secret from her past!
A WONDERFUL MORNING
m
the world of the future, there is no war, no pollution, no crime and no adults! Except one. And he is about to be hunted down! .
Artists This Issue
darkened museum, an ancient
a
al-
is the key to a diaand the supernatural!
GOOD TO THE LAST DROP
Blackmail, murder, jealousy, and a cup of freeze-dried coffee are the ingredients in
Writers This Issue
JOSE BEA
this strange
brow
of evil
and the uncanny!
SWORDPLAY
Inquisitive students unearth a dreadful secret and an even more perplexing mystery who is the vampire of Winslow's Ferry? And can he be stopped .?
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Readers welcome the return of Jeff Jones! I
have enjoyed reading your
magazine for two years now, and every issue is more fantastic than the last! All of the artists in Warren magazines are great!
up another Chalk for everybody at with the
success Warren,
May issue of VAM-
the cover!
PIRELLA.
The Fiaxman Loew/Jose Gonzalez team produced a good story in "The Sultan's Revenge.' It was clever, using a character from the previous issue as the antagonist in this one. Loew seems to have mastered the art ot the twist ending, and Gonzalez did exceptional illustration, capturing the mood of the Oriental kingdom and the demons lurking in the crypt. The rest of the issue was also better than usual. Pantha is starting to get more com-
as she probes the mysery of her childhood. Rich Corben's art on "Top to Bot-
filex
tom" was perfect
for the moody setting, and the Chinese vampire in "Barfly" was a welcome change. Perhaps John Jacobson could be persuaded to do a sequel?
One
final note:
am
I
glad to
hear that Archie Goodwin is It's been too long an absence without his skills. Now if he can only find the time to write a few scripts. back.
.
NORMAN
E.
DAVISON
really enjov your magazine. art is excellent and the stories show careful thought is involved in the writing. Jose Gonzalez, unlike other artists breathes life into his drawings.
excellence,
And Fiaxman Loew shows a subtlety of plot not often found horror magazines!
in
For one
more
thing, you need series every issue, and like
You should also bring back VAMPI's FLAMES, and possibly some pin-up pages of VAMvarious costumes. How about more posters inside the magazine and not always on the back cover! Also, now that you have Archie Goodwin back, how about Pf
in
letting
him
PIRELLA
script stories?
NOLA FRAME Granada
tetTerl
STEVE JACOBS Modest Town, Va.
was
on the inside front cover was superb, and I'm glad to see Felix Mas has returned! One thing though. You said that Frank Frazetta was back, but all have seen by him was one cover which also appeared on a paperback! When do we see
some new
inspired its writers to rise to the challenge, producing intriguing, powerful stostill
ries.
Until It
magazine may become even
Hills, Calif.
The coming out of VAMPIRELLA from a tongue-in-cheek hostess to the star of her own series in 1971 was one ot the big events in graphic literature in the last ten years. Even after Archie Goodwin retired from the series, VAMPIRELLA
some VAM-
Please consider some ot the improvements and a great
ter
I
with all that there are still
flaws.
more Gothic stories "Quavering Shadows."
Your issues are getting betand better, and issue #34 great! Jeff Jones' work
1
Your
The last few covers have been excellent, especially the ones with VAMPIRELLA on But
Fiaxman Loew.
seems he has reduced the
star of the series to a bit part, her only contribution to the story in #34 being to kill Sull. As for the rest of the stories in that issue, they were so devoid of depth and purpose that is impossible to even comment on them. Maybe I'm being unreason-
HUDSON
to your legs
the Scarlet Letters logo? to be all shrivelled up! Are you in a state of transformation or is something in there with you?
WILLIAM NEWBY San Diego, Cal.
able to expect
VAMPIRELLA
metamorphose overnight, but so far the only change I've
to
the name Archie Goodwin in the credits. noticed
San Francisco,
Calif.
see that we have another controversy brewing in the letters pages. Four different readers in VAMPIRELLA #33 voice the complaint that our heroine has become a bit generous with her affections! This hasn't bothered me I
much. She
Fla.
as yours truly,
The highlight of VAMPIRELLA #34 was the color story, "Black and White Vacuum to Blues." Doug Moench, Esteban Maroto, and Bill DuBay really outdid themselves in an intelligent, thought provoking that did not rely on
story
monsters or gore.
JAMES REASONER Azle,
Texas
VAMPIRELLA #34 was cellent.
From
"Carnival
Death" to the moodily
exof
illus-
trated tale, "Cold Cuts," it was just great but there are two things I'd like to comment
is.
after
all.
cur-
First
was Archie Goodwin's
sensible editorial on black and white comics. The main trouble is that too many horror films have been done in color, Of course, there is nothing wrong with that.
Hammer and
American-Inter-
national have done it quite successfully. But black and white is perhaps the only way do truly moody horror stories. have heard it oft said
to
I
PSYCHO was never meant for color and The shower scene would have been totally ruined in color, Mario Bava's
unattached. And it seems unreasonable that a woman as attractive as VAMPl should be lacking male companionship for very long. Certainly the few involvements she has had do not make her promiscuous. In fact, this seems to compliment your magazine's mature attitude.
that Hitchcock's
The subject of VAMPI's love life has always been handled with intelligence and good taste, avoiding excessive
film.
rently
amountsof either romanticism or eroticism. Still a variety of lovers seems to trouble many readers. So Adam Van Helsing will eventually demand a return as VAMPI's steady boy friend. But even their past relationship was interrupted by a brief fling with Dracula. So we can only anticipate more of the same. Anyway, Adam or no Adam, can hardly wait to see VAMPl in color again. I
HILL
about as hard
is
down
is
LYNN SCHARBOW
Union, N.J.
Frank
Hudson.
it
What happened in
You seem
stuff?
Cape Canaveral,
v
to pin
1
concur.
BLACK SUNDAY
with lovely
Barbara Steele (now there would be a beautiful movie is another classic black & white fright
VAMPIRELLA!)
And let's not forget NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD.
Black & white can sometimes be more effective in conveying an atmosphere of horror than vivid color! Secondly, the little item on
page four leads me to believe that you are going to pit VAMPl against a female foe. It's about time! You could even use one of your already existing characters such as Pantha or Luanr'
Chinese vampiress Jacobson's "Barfly."
in
John
RAYMOND BOWIE Somerville, Mass.
may
'Fleur
hank the
just bought VAMPI #33 and the art is getting better and better! The color story was great and Rich Corben made the best possible use of I
I
more
VAMPI!"
rival
yi
Wa
azines. Each one is a great achievement in adult graphics and storytelling. But have a question concerning VAMPIRELLA. Why does she wear the same costume issue after issue? Our girl looked ravishing in #31, with a gown and a different hair style. Please have of this!
I
have just finished reading #33. would see Pantha dropped,
VAMPIRELLA
and the VAMPI stories made longer. Auraleon's art is good, but the stories are only fair.
FlaxmanLoew'sVAMPIRELLA
stories have a dull similarity to each other, except for different scenery and sup-
Borting characters.
I
hardly
ave to read beyond the first page because already know what will happen! In addition, he overuses words like cosmic passion and delicious. VAMPI 1
herself is often superfluous, contributing only bits of dialogue and some Wood-draining. I
liked his story in
#33, especially the ending. like to see Flaxman Loew use his talents on non-
was
Revenge"
"Sultana's
However.
I
like to
What better punishment could be suffered by
excellent.
someone like the Sultana than to become so obese. am glad to see that VAMPIRELLA is not being treated as just 1
another she-vampire, but as and human creature. a unique
Your covers are the most appealing on the stands because of talented men like
I
would
VAMPIRELLA stories, for he can write a good story, but still can't handle VAMPIRELLA and Pendragon's characters the way they should be.
ANN NICHOLS Williamsport, Md.
Just picked up
VAMPI #34
cease to fill me with awe at the sheer brilliance they unfold with each passing issue. With VAMPIRELLA #30, you've had a steady roll call of stellar talents: Rich Corben, Frank Frazetta, Jeff Jones. Warren gives us dazzling color, nice pastel overlayed letters pages, informative articles,
excellent
editorials.
Being an aspiring artist and a lover of comic art, always look to Warren for originality, I
and have a couple of things to point out. The cover: clever and well
The covers are top notch and
creativity,
the art and stories are usually just as good! What more could
However,
done, though
anyone ask?
1
it could have been more detailed. The full length of our lovely VAMPI-
RELLA was great,
ANTHONY DALEY Chicago,
except that
some of the mystique that makes so sensuous. But look the fear in the other! True
the face had lost
#34 was
III.
In particular, enjoyed "The Black and White Vacuum
was
I
er
I
skeptical as to whethshould even open to the
letters
page this
issue.
Once
again the main talk was of a length saga for VAMPIRELLA. It seems that once a is brought up, it stays around tor months afterward. realize that a longer story full
I
would be a strain on artist Jose Gonzalez and the writer, but if it were held back one or two months it might be worth it.
How about
seeing Dracula again? He's long since left the pages of EERIE and would be welcomed with open arms by most.
At least one of your wishbe granted, Danny. A
will
coming
series will your way soon.
be
EERIE are your most
out-
I
tally inspiring.
I
better choice for a lead character. Bill DuBay's color also a great deal to the sto-
added
I
style.
DICK
BOND
Dayton, Ohio
in
"From the Spain of Legend" VAMPIRELLA #34 was out-
standing! The story and art were both well executed, and the ending had twists that made it fresh, unpredictable, and worthwhile, Fleur is al-
ready a
rival for
VAMPIRELLA,
But what happened to Pantha? I'd still like to know how she manages to keep her
fants on when all else fails! he "cat" certainly doesn't wear them, so why be puritanical when she reverts back to her human self?
RtCK MEIBER Maynard, Mass.
Pantha isn't gone, Rick. She'll be alternating with Fleur for a backup spot in my magazine.
w
ry.
"Miranda was equally '
nice,
and the story particularly touching and it seems like you've got a winner on your .
.
.
hands with Fleur! How about bringing back
some of the artists who helped make VAMPIRELLA great in the past? Billy Graham
People such as and Neal Adams
would be a welcome sight in your pages once again, and possibly
,j
es
new Dracula
CREEPY and
early issues of
standing.
great, virwithbrilliant
tually exploding
story and art.
at
topic,
I
find the work of three of your present artists to be toFrank Frazetta, Fernando Fernandez, and Rich Corben. for one feel Blues" story by Doug Moench that Corben's fantastically biand Esteban Maroto. The sto- zarre style is deserving of betry was relevant and present- ter stories than you have ed with depth and insight. A been giving him... stories that clown could not have been a better put to use his bizarre
Issue
cool
VAMPI
talent! Not really Enrich at his best, but Enrich nonetheless.
and sheer beauty. am inclined to agree with Gary Kimber's letVAMPI saying that the
some newcomers
like
Jim Starlin! Anyway, keep up the good
SUMMER'S HERE! GET INTO THE to SWIM OF THINGS!
And you wouldn't want
see our harried heroine
be lonely, would you? You can start by sending her some mall to help her keep her cool! Don't let VAMPI's mailbox suffer a dry spell! Send your comments and suggestions c/o Warren Publishing Co. 145 East 32nd Street New York, NY 10016
H
m THE STORY AND SOUL OF
FERNANDO FERNANDEZ MAN WHO
THE
IS
WHAT HE DRAWS
"Whether the art is 'fine' or whether it is commercial," he began,
"is
of
little
im-
portance to the true What he does
creator.
is his work itself, and how it is a reflection of his inner
care about
self."
"A man's art is where he feels where he .
breathes.
.
.
He
is
WARREN'S BEST WRITERS AND ARTISTS TEAM TO GIVE YOU A SPECIAL TREAT!
ON VAMPI'S
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY!
Fifth Anniversary issue of VAMPIRELLA. As you will see in the pages that follow, we've tried our best to make the contents of this issue appropriate to the special occasion. For example, feature this month two full-color sections, showcasing the masters There is Fernando Fernandez' disturbing vision of the future, where children have indeed inherited the earth and Jose Bea's equally unnerving tale about monstrous marionettes. In addition, we again nonor many readers' requests to feature a new artist on VAMPIRELLA. Flaxman Loew and Jose Ortiz recount one of the most startling surprises in the continuing adventures of our bloodqueen. Plus. .four more exciting tales of chilling horror and haunting mystery! We think it is only fitting that our readers share in this anniversary celebration, since it is they who have made VAMPIRELLA one of the most successful creations in comicdom! And with five years behind us, we are still only beginning. .! In the forthcoming months, there will be more surprises, more amazing adventures with Vampi, the mysterious Fleur, and the feline huntress Pantha plus the long-awaited return of Count Dracula to these pages! Next issue; a special retrospective of VAMPI RELLA's finest! But first ...enjoy the thrills of this unique Fifth Anniversary issue!
Welcome to the we
of illustrated fantasy.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
driven
on, always wanting to
asked lor the
Iwas story
of
my
life,
that
Warren Publishing might run a brief biography," wrote Fernando Fernandez, one of our most illustrative artists, "and wrote it. But," he continued, "after reading it sevI
realized eral times, that this just wasn't I
my
life,"
We read the information with interest, but were convinced by Fernando not to run it. "Any
artist's
lustrator's
life,"
improve, to go on seeking the self which he does not understand." "He keeps looking for this identity, which
THE CREATIVE MAIM
is as vital a part of himseifasfood and wa-
DUBE: INSIDE A BIG CITY EDITOR
ter."
Commercial art stinks ... or so they say. They'
"And this, quite honestly,
where an artist was bora or where he went to school. For art, as
this
about so,
the based
is
the way
it
was
meant
to be. Without drive, we would
all be content to do second-best.
And, we think, Fernando's dedication is artists free reign to reflected in his exceptional work! discuss his career. _
.
.
being the purists, those creators who paint and draw for their own satisfaction alone. But artists must eat, and this habit dictates that one must sell his talents to those who will buy. This situation, quite obviously, does not permit a creative individual his fullest and most rewarding means of expression. He must please the masses first and his own sense of aesthetics second. And, to an extent, this situation applies to the creative people behind the Warren Magazines. In this column, we will chip away the veneer of commercialism and find out what sort of work our people most like to do. What are their projects and dreams... ideas and ideals. In the future, we'll feature LeoSummers, EstebanMaroto, Paul Neary, and others; for this initial installment, it seemed only proper to begin with our own resident Creator.
nature, eggs us on, beor il- yond our control. One he be- can only suspect that
ibers tell you .nd
my
His point is a valid one, which suggests that it is not really important when or
this
nothir
not only
one who has ever sought to create art in any form."
lieves, "is just that: his art! The facts, dates,
man!" on this
is
story, but that or any-
allow-
if
of
our finest
To
his intimates, William Bryan DuBay is nothing more
called
imposing than 'Dube.' He can write and he can draw. You've seen his work within these pages. Ideally, the Warren editor of 3 years standing would like nothing better than to have a cottage in Maine, raise enough food to sate his family's appetite, and spend the rest of the time drawing a comic strip of his
own
invention.
Dube's comic strip work
much unlike his Warren And it's all the more in that Dube re-
is
art.
touching
sembles the caricatures he
Nowhere has Fernando's idea of art as a mirror life been more evident than in the sensitive
of
renderings of "Rendezvous," Vampirella #35.
creates. So, for the masochistic, here is a sample of work that may some day soon
grace your daily newspaper The type of work Dube .
.
.
likes to do!
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WHY,
That is a minoa mystery, and /twill be pesoli/eg* w/th/n these pa&es. A LAPSES OUESTION REMAINS WHAT LIES BEH/NO VAMP/RELLA'S FORMER EXISTENCE ON THE VAMPIRE PLANET PRAACULOA/.,. ANP WHY, WHEN PRAHULON P(EP> WAS- SHE PRAWN TO EARTH ? "7E> FINP THE ANSWER, WE FOLLOW THE HEROINE FROM PRAKULON TO THE ANCIENT CRAPLE OF CII//L/ZAT/ON THAT LIES ATHWART THE RIVER NILE .. TO £&YRr. .
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AFTER THAT WONDERFUL MORNING, THE WORLD WAS CHAN6INS FOR THEM. NOW IT WAS AN ENDLESS VACAT/OM. NO MORE SCHOOL, 10 MORE BORING HOMEWORK.
NOW EVE HAD LOTS OF TIME FOR FEEDING DOLLY. MORNING, AFTERNOON OR EVENING. ANYTIME OR ALWAYS. BUT IF DOLLY DIDN'T FEEL. LIKE EATING...
NOW CRICKETS COU LD BE HEARD WHERE BE FORE THERE WAS ONLY THE ANSRY DIN OP TRAFFIC.
NOW
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CHOKING SMELL,
THE BITTER STING OF
OF THE GRIM SHADOW OF POSSIBLE
NUCLEAR
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holocaust;
FOR "THESE AND A HUNDRED OTHER REASONS .THIS. LIKE ALL MORNINSS NOW, WAS..
STORY AND ART: FERNANDO FERNANDEZ / COLOR: RICH CORBEN
The rivers and streams ran
clean, bubbled
brightly,
without thegrease the silt the waste, fish came again.
The sea once more
was to «/iy in, to
frolic
HAPPILY, OIL SUCKS DID NOT DARKEN THE WAVES, GARBAGE DID NOT COVER THE SPARKLING BEACHES.
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This was necessary/
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