Vampirella: Morning in America #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chapter Thirteen: The Seat of Desolation," the tide turns as Pendragon breaks free from the mindless chorus controlling others, awakening Adam, who in turn rouses Vampirella. With his web of influence torn apart, Nuberous falls as the last thread of his power unravels. Written by Kurt Busiek and illustrated by Louis La Chance, with inks by John Nyberg and letters by Kevin Cunningham and Richard Howell, this pivotal issue sees the stakes rise in a battle for consciousness. The cover, a striking piece by Michael Wm. Kaluta, captures the moment’s haunting intensity.
In "Chapter Thirteen: The Seat of Desolation," Vampirella, Adam Van Helsing, and Pendragon track Chelsea Cantrell to Ethan Shroud’s forgotten catacombs, where the truth of her betrayal begins to unravel. With tension thick in the air and blood on the stones, Adam faces a terrible choice as the past and present collide in a place where shadows have names.
In "Chapter Fourteen: Insolence and Wine," Vampirella finds herself entangled in a deadly game of wits and blood as Ethan Shroud’s desperate scheme to defeat Nuberous unravels. With Adam Van Helsing watching from the shadows and Pendragon’s fate hanging in the balance, Shroud’s body becomes a vessel for a far more ancient and dangerous presence—something that may already be slipping through.
In "Chapter Sixteen: Close at the Ear of Eve," Mordecai Pendragon fights to reclaim his mind from Nuberous’s grip as the web of influence begins to unravel. With Adam Van Helsing and Vampirella awakening to the growing threat, the fragile alliance must confront the collapsing illusion before it consumes them all.
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Reprinted in Vampirella Masters Series #5 (2011), Best of Vampirella Masters Series Omnibus #[nn] (2017)
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