Vampirella Vol 4 3

"It's been far too long, Vampirella. What? Nothing to say to an old friend?"

―Dracula

"The Lesser Evil"

Vampirella
Title:	"The Lesser Evil"
Volume:	4
Number:	3
Cover price:	$3.99
Cover date:	February, 2011
Publisher:	Dynamite Entertainment
Credits
Chief:	Nick Barrucci
Writers:	Eric Trautman
Pencilers:	Wagner Reis; Fabniano Neves
Inkers:	Wagner Reis; Fabniano Neves
Cover artists:	Jelena Kevic-Djurdjevic; Sean Chen; Rodolfo Migliari; Ale Garza
Cover inker:	Jelena Kevic-Djurdjevic; Sean Chen; Rodolfo Migliari; Ale Garza
Cover colorist:	Jelena Kevic-Djurdjevic; Sean Chen; Rodolfo Migliari; Ale Garza
Colorists:	Inlight Studio
Letterers:	Marshall Dillon
Editors:	Joseph Rybandt
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"The Lesser Evil" is the title to the third issue of the Vampirella, Volume 4 ongoing comic book series published by Dynamite Entertainment. It is the second chapter in the "Crown of Worms" storyline. The story was written by Eric Trautman with artwork and inks by Wagner Reis and Fabiano Neves. It was colored by Inlight Studio and lettered by Marshall Dillon. The story was edited by Joseph Rybandt. This issue shipped with a February, 2011 cover date and carries a cover price of $3.99 per copy (US).

"The Lesser Evil"[]

Vampirella's pursuit of Dracula has revealed a cult of vampires, worshippers of an ancient evil, one so vast and terrible that even the Lord of the Vampire respects -- and perhaps fears -- it. As the world stands between eternal chaos and an endless army of blood-drinking horrors, Vampirella, plagued with nightmare visions of her past and of possible future, may finally have met her match.

Featured characters

Vampirella

Supporting characters

Sofia

Villains

Dracula (In a dream only)
Le Fanu

Minor characters

None

Organizations

Le Fanu's cult

Races & Animals

Locations

Washington

Seattle

Items

Vehicles

Automobile (Destroyed)
Police car
Truck

Powers

Miscellaneous

Notes & Trivia[]

Vampirella was created by writer Forrest J. Ackerman and artist Tom Sutton. Famed comic artist Frank Frazetta was the first artist to depict Vampirella with his cover illustration for Vampirella #1, which was published by Warren Publishing in September, 1969.
This issue is reprinted in the Vampirella: Crown of Worms trade paperback.
Artist Fabiano Neves is credited as Fabniano Neves in this issue.
All variant covers shipped with a 25% distribution ratio.
This issue gives special thanks to Jana Wright and Brannon Boren.