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Collette Turner - Hellwitch

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Vampirella by Collette Turner

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VAMPIRELLA DEAD FLOWERS #1 (OF 4) COLLETTE TURNER COVER ART

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DRACULINA no.1 • cover art • Collette Turner [Feb 2022]

One child, two destinies: who is the daughter of Lilith of Drakulon? Is she a streetwise runaway human preteen, or is she Vampirella's deadly siren nightstalker evil twin? Two souls linked by a reality-jumping demon struggle for control of their own destiny as Draculina, Lilith's first and most beloved daughter, is brought into Vampirella's reality and linked to an alternate version of herself by a cursed candle which warps reality when lit, swapping Draculina with her other possible "self"-a tough homeless preteen struggling to make it on her own while being constantly drawn into Draculina's schemes. Establishing a secret identity for herself as "River East", high-profile socialite daughter of the missing and presumed dead Lilith Ogden Eastaughffe, Draculina presses forth with a secret, evil agenda of bloody retribution against everyone who's ever done her wrong, with only Katie-her alt-self-standing between her and her deadly goals. Draculina is a wild, fast-paced ride through the literal reverse sensitivities of our altruistic Vampirella, brought to you by Vampi scribe Christopher Priest and Vengeance of Vampi artist Michael Sta. Maria! Buckle up for one dark, wild ride!

Comic • 32 pages • $3.99 US

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Vampirella: Dead Flowers #1 by Sara Frazetta, Bob Freeman and Alberto Locatelli. Cover by Lucio Parrillo. Variant covers by (2) Collette Turner, (3) Ergün Gündüz and (4) Frazetta and Freeman. Out in October.

"When her age-old nemesis finally gives up the ghost, Vampirella is lured to his rural gothic estate of Rookhaven to hear the reading of his last will and testament. There, she meets the manor staff – the prurient assistant, the wild-eyed groundskeeper and his pensive young daughter, and the sinister and enigmatic Mr. Frey. Expecting a trap, Vampirella and her young companion are not disappointed – but they also get more than they bargained for in this thrilling adventure! Written by SARA FRAZETTA and BOB FREEMAN and illustrated by ALBERTO LOCATELLI, this brand-new miniseries is steeped in gothic horror, complete with a sinister mansion, a mist-enshrouded graveyard, and a bevy of witches, ghosts, werewolves, and ancient satanic magicks. And all of it is enclosed in an amazing assortment of covers from some of comics' greatest artists, including LUCIO PARRILLO, COLLETTE TURNER, ERGUN GUNDUZ, series artist ALBERTO LOCATELLI, and Frazetta Girls' very own SARA FRAZETTA!"

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Lady Death Necrotic Genesis #2 (2023) Cover by Collette Turner

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Draculina #1 cover A by Collette Turner and Arif Prianto.

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Preview: Vampirella: Dead Flowers #3

Vampirella: Dead Flowers #3 preview. Vampirella and her allies must confront evil head-on — or risk losing young Evie to utter darkness! #comics #comicbooks #vampirella

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First off, Happy Thanksgiving to anyone who is celebrating! To everyone else, happy Thursday!!

This was a piece I had almost forgotten I had done for Coffin Comics (I believe I did this early 2022) but I just found out that it is being offered on their online store as a Blackest Friday item! There are different options available, including metal variants, prints, metal trading cards and collectors boxes! Very cool!!

Colours on this one courtesy of Ceci de la Cruz

The OA was sold long ago!

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Poison Ivy art by Collette Turner

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Emma 1972 - 2020

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Collette Turner - Lady Death

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Vampirella by Collette Turner

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Ned Collette — Our Other History (Sophomore Lounge)

Back in 2018, Ned Collette released an astonishing double album called Old Chestnut. Across the album’s four sides, Collette laid out a mesmerizing patchwork of folk, prog and jazz that felt intimate yet expansive. On his new album, Our Other History, Collette has invited a host of luminaries to color in his compositions — including Jim White and Mick Turner of Dirty Three on drums and electric guitar; Leah Senior on backing vocals; and Chris Abrahams of The Necks on piano — while the songs themselves feel more traditional in flavor, rooted in folk, blues and country influences.

The heart of most Ned Collette songs is his robust finger-picked nylon-string guitar playing, and his nasal, conversational vocal delivery. On the opening title track, limpid cascades of synthesizer connect a throughline from Old Chestnut, while each of the guest players takes a turn to shine. Senior’s airy vocals and Turner’s subtle guitar work flesh out the song so effectively that the eight-minute run-time flies by before gently closing with an elegant fade-out. This tendency towards fading out several of the songs on the track list gives the impression of listening in to a room full of excellent musicians who are unselfconsciously feeling their way through the performances. On “Little Hans,” however, the song is cruelly faded out just as it threatens to boil over into a sizzling jam session.

Given the caliber of players on this album, each take of the songs no doubt yielded unrepeatable magic, so it must have been hard to settle on the versions that would not only work best as individual songs, but also play off each other as a collection. For this reason, it seems like either the players were being polite and restrained in their contributions, or takes were selected that have the same subdued, easy-flowing grace.   

“Bridges of Sunlight” and closer “Blue Rooms” seem to take up the same cosmic, incandescent thread introduced on “Our Other History,” while “Athens,” “Endtimes Boogie” and “Shot Through” take on more familiar, grounded idioms that are as well-worn as a beloved piece of furniture. Then, to lend an authentic “album” feel, Collette includes guitar instrumental “Friendly Fucker” and a spoken-word piece called “The Kitchen Tunnel.”

Collette toured with some of the line-up featured on Our Other History back early in 2023, and it’s only now we’re hearing the fruits of the recording sessions. It’s incredibly exciting to witness the product of these collaborations, but also tantalizing to imagine where the sessions may have ventured given freer rein.

Tim Clarke

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VAMPIRELLA: DEAD FLOWERS no.1 • cover art • Collette Turner [Oct 2023]

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Vampirella: Dead Flowers #2 by Sara Frazetta, Bob Freeman and Alberto Locatelli. Cover by Lucio Parrillo. Variant covers by (2) Collette Turner, (3) Ergün Gündüz and (4) Frazetta and Freeman. Out in November.

"As the secrets of Rookhaven Hall begin to emerge, Vampirella must confront Randall LaFleur's darker nature – all while an even more disturbing development takes shape in the form of sinister spellcraft from the very heart of the manor itself!

Steeped in black magick, the gothic horror event of the season rises once more from the grave in Vampirella: Dark Flowers #2!"