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Vampirella #65

Warren · Series began 1969 · December 1977

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Dates

Cover date: December 1977
On sale: September 27, 1977
Pages: 76

Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #65 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

Original edition$1.25 cover

Barcode 0716585888512
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Canadian price edition1.50 CAD cover

Canadian

Printed cover price 1.50 CAD.

Barcode 0716585891112
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Creators

pencils: Enrich Torres, José González, Leo Durañona, José Ortiz, Luis Bermejo, Leopoldo Sánchez, Rafael Auraleóninks: Enrich Torres, José González, Leo Durañona, José Ortiz, Luis Bermejo, Leopoldo Sánchez, Rafael Auraleóncolors: Enrich Torresscript: Bill DuBay, Joe Brancatelli, Roger McKenzie, Gerry Boudreau, Nicola Cuti, Bruce Jones

Stories

The Mad King of Drakulon · 12 pages
Vampirella couldn't pass up the opportunity to revisit Drakulon! With Mother, Starpatch and Crouchback, they began a flight which brought them to the land of ruby rivers. They arrived too soon!
Untitled · 2 pages
Writer Joe Brancatelli feels the time has come for Stan Lee to pay for publishing a comic making super heroes of an unusual hard rock band he describes as totally reprehensible...such as the group KISS.
A Game of Hide and Seek · 8 pages
The terms of Coron's will were explicit: to inherit Eric Coron's vast fortune, the principals merely had to murder Mr. Coron. There was a birzarre twist, of course. While they hunted him, he would be hunting them.
Mystery of the Strangled Stockbroker · 8 pages
On August 24 at 12:02 a.m. the murder of wealthy stockbroker Valentine P. Harlequin was reported to Detective-Inspector Ramona Shepherd. The log listed five people. Each had a motive to kill.
The Pharoah's Lady · 8 pages
The commoner, Isisi, had an opportunity few Egyptian girls had...to become a handmaiden to the queen and favorite of the Pharoah. But the ambitious wench wanted more...immortality!
... But First, This Brief Interruption · 8 pages
When a man is close to suicide he takes what chances happen his way. That's why the riddle game was so attractive to Larry. When he answered a riddle it meant riches...but the last riddle was a killer!
Goodbye, Norma Jean · 9 pages
Norma lived a very normal life as a spoiled only child until the intrusive birth of her beautiful younger sister. Then began a life of horror for the sisters, caught in a situation with no hope of escape!

Reprinted in

Warren Presents (1979), Vampirella & The Blood Red Queen of Hearts (1996)