Vampire Survivors #1
#1 of 4 · Cover E David Hartman Foil Variant · original first printing · Collect Forever Soft Slab
9 September 2026
Original launch issue of Titan Comics' four-part Vampire Survivors comic adaptation, preserving the first comic-series issue of the BAFTA-winning video-game property in the premium Cover E David Hartman foil treatment. The issue translates the Belpaese-family / Trickster storyline into print and represents a useful cross-media record of a major independent game property moving from digital play into serial comics publishing.
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- titan-comics
- Condition
- Near Mint appearance within Collect Forever Soft Slab — ungraded.
- Completeness
- Front and rear of the comic are visible and photographed within the Collect Forever Soft Slab. Interior pages have not been physically inspected or collated from the supplied evidence.
Catalogue note
Original launch issue of Titan Comics' four-part Vampire Survivors comic adaptation, preserving the first comic-series issue of the BAFTA-winning video-game property in the premium Cover E David Hartman foil treatment. The issue translates the Belpaese-family / Trickster storyline into print and represents a useful cross-media record of a major independent game property moving from digital play into serial comics publishing.
Why this object matters
The first Vampire Survivors comic issue is strong evidence of an independent game moving into serial print, with Hartman's foil cover providing a material variant. The game's reputation does not establish this adaptation as an outstanding historical publication. Place it alongside other documented contemporary cross-media launches rather than original transformative comics.
Evidence limits: Long-term reception of this recent adaptation is unestablished; interior collation is not newly verified.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8 / 10.
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