Voodoo #4
1998
- Series
- Voodoo
- Issue
- 4
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1998
- Story title
- Damballa
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Voodoo #4 was published by Image Comics in 1993 as part of the initial wave of titles released by the WildStorm studio, founded by Jim Lee. The series centered on Priscilla Kitaen, a character gifted with supernatural abilities, reflecting the gritty, high-contrast aesthetic that defined 1990s creator-owned superhero comics. It emerged during a period of intense industry focus on stylized anti-heroes and dark, mystical themes.
The creative team for this era of the series included writers and artists tasked with expanding the WildStorm universe's occult corner. The visual language relied on the dramatic shading and anatomical exaggeration typical of the studio's early house style. While early Image titles often prioritized kinetic visuals over dense narrative, the series eventually found a cult following that appreciated the character's unique integration of espionage and supernatural horror.
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