Voodoo #3

Voodoo #3 was published by Image Comics in 1993 as part of the initial wave of titles from WildStorm, the studio founded by Jim Lee. The series centered on Priscilla Kitaen, a supernatural investigator and exotic dancer who discovers her alien heritage. It emerged during a peak era for creator-owned superhero comics, characterized by high-octane aesthetic sensibilities and a focus on characters that challenged the traditional archetypes established by mainstream publishers at the time.

The character and the series were co-created by Jim Lee, Brandon Choi, and Lobdell, with the visual style heavily influenced by the dark, cinematic, and exaggerated artistic trends of early 1990s comic books. The design of Voodoo leaned into the period's preference for striking, unconventional heroines and intricate, shadowed linework. Upon release, the title gained attention for its integration of horror elements into the burgeoning shared universe, becoming a notable piece of the Wildstorm legacy that helped define the early identity of the Image Comics movement.