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Accattivante

Recensito in Italia il 24 gennaio 2023

Ho letto "Vampirella" e devo dire che i disegni sono davvero accattivanti e la grafica è bella. La storia inizia con un'ottima trama che ti tiene appassionato, ma purtroppo l'interesse va a diminuire man mano che si va avanti. Tuttavia, nonostante questo, continuerò a leggere le prossime uscite della serie perché i disegni sono davvero fantastici. Valutazione: 4 stelle.

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Raffaele

Storia moderna e matura

Recensito in Italia il 20 febbraio 2021

Rivisitazione del personaggio in chiave moderna, non banale e scontata. Eroina memorabile, non solo per la bellezza, ma soprattutto perché forte e potente. Splendidi disegni.

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vVoup

Ok

Recensito in Italia il 30 gennaio 2024

Bei disegni e storia interessante, non è proprio il mio genere quindi non me la sento di mettere più di 3 stelle.

Recensito in Italia il 4 ottobre 2020

Bella la storia, i personaggi e le ambientazioni. Nei fumetti l'aspetto grafico è fondamentale e in questo fumetto è apprezzabile la qualità dei disegni a colori.

2 persone l'hanno trovato utile

Would you advertise this for CHILDREN?

Vanni Catellani

Recensito in Italia il 12 settembre 2023

The sexual innuendos are even too blunt. The rest is just banal and predictable settings and stories. I would be ashamed to sell such covers to minors. Still, money does not stink, does it?

Lucia

Le forme sono irregolari

Recensito in Italia il 7 maggio 2021

Attirata dalla copertina, ho preso questo fumetto che sembrava disegnato veramente bene. Me ne sono subito pentita una volta visti i disegni disordinati e i corpi storti disegnati male, così come le facce. Le scene sono troppo confusionarie e i dialoghi troppo lunghi, mi ha solo provocato malditesta come stile.

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DRM

A good graphic novel

Recensito in Canada il 12 settembre 2021

The art and color are very good. Story wise it is a decently good story. There's no real connection between this story and the Dracula mini-series and as always these days there is no real ending. Basically Dracula just disappears and the big bad is defeated through a means I'm not sure and can be brought back whenever the writer is hard up for another story line. Nobody is prepared to actually bring things to an ending these days because then they have to think up a way to bring back the villains. To me this reached it's zenith when Roy Thomas did a story in which at the end the villains ran off in one direction and the heroes ran off in another. That was actually the end the next issue a new villain.

4-Legged Defender

Vampi Redefined: Wear This 'Crown' Proudly...

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 18 gennaio 2013

[Vampirella Volume 1: Crown of Worms TP - Eric Trautmann, author - 2011 - Dynamite Publications]

For my money, the newer Vampi stories written by Eric Trautmann are among the best and truest to our beloved character, never looking backward, never ignoring what has come before, and always improving on the elements we've come to love and expect from this iconic (and very first) badass supernatural supervixen. Compiled here are the first seven issues of Dynamite Publications ongoing (and still worth reading) series, with fantastic artwork by Fabio Neves (#1-6) and Walter Geovanni (#7). This collection also benefits greatly from the most extensive and gorgeous cover art gallery in any Dynamite collection yet.

Trautmann has given Vampi a welcomed character makeover - she's smarter, jaded, cynical, cunning, more visceral and methodically murderous when she has to be than in the past. She's a female version of Joss Whedon's 'Angel' character, only more complex and much easier on the eyes - much, much easier. The story moves briskly, is darker than those that preceded it, the body count elevated, the kills brutal and occasionally humorous (and I wonder why I scare people). On top of all that, Dracula emerges again, though this time in a different form, there's a Lovecraftian element I can't go into here, and Vampi gains a human sidekick by the time the saga concludes. What more could one possibly ask for?

Don't be put off by the cover art (which is facially childish, unless you're one of J. Scott Campbell's legion of fans of pin-up 'good girl' art) - there's none of that inside, and that's what made me wait so long to add this one to my collection. Amazon's 'Look Inside' feature finally made me see the light of greatness within the book. If you possess even a mild interest in this character, you owe it to yourself to wear this 'Crown of Worms' proudly.

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Jughead

Decent start

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 21 agosto 2017

It's a good start to the new Dynamite series. Can't say I'm a fan of the Pants Suit that she wears as a costume in this book. But they still have her wearing the traditional costume at the very end of the story and on the covers so the book sales. Also the big villain of the story is just a giant worm who apparently *SPOILERS* created the first Vampire. Henceforth the title "Crown of Worms". But I did like the fact that Dracula is also involved in the story.

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James Turner

Great story

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 28 marzo 2022

Nice story with great artwork. Elder gods and Dracula. A very nice read. The cover gallery is fantastic. Highly recommended.

Mr H.

Five Stars

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 2 aprile 2016

Great book. Delivered in perfect condition.