Rather than Vampirella, I was actually thinking "Demona" was a knockoff of Marvel's B/W characters Lilith and Satana-- even the costume is close-- but this actually predates both characters.
Interesting to see Steve Englehart's art without Neal Adams' inks, as was the case in VAMPIRELLA #10. Was this character a one-off, or did Skywald keep Demona going? I really can't remember.
Also, very interesting to see a 2-pager from Jim Pinkowski, who self-published SPACED in the early '70s, then went through some sort of religious conversion years later and destroyed all of his work.
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Enjoyed Demona, but it's pretty clear where the inspiration for a supernatural dame from space came from.
ReplyDeleteRather than Vampirella, I was actually thinking "Demona" was a knockoff of Marvel's B/W characters Lilith and Satana-- even the costume is close-- but this actually predates both characters.
DeleteInteresting to see Steve Englehart's art without Neal Adams' inks, as was the case in VAMPIRELLA #10. Was this character a one-off, or did Skywald keep Demona going? I really can't remember.
Also, very interesting to see a 2-pager from Jim Pinkowski, who self-published SPACED in the early '70s, then went through some sort of religious conversion years later and destroyed all of his work.
-- hsc