This is the forty-seventh installment in our Red Sonja themed variant galleries, continuing from the first gallery. Below, we present ten selected variants from various comic books, featuring Red Sonja in the Red Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica series.

• title: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica (2019)
• publisher: Dynamite
• cover artist: Fay Dalton
• writer: Amy Chu
• artist: Maria Sanapo
• issue: #10 of 12
• release date: March, 2020
• cover: A cover
• commentary: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica is a 12-issue series that ran from May 8, 2019 - July 29, 2020. In this gallery we select ten covers drawn by ten different artists. In addition to the covers on this page, other galleries of Red Sonja covers have featured several contributions from the Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica series, including
  • Companions: #5
  • All Ages: #10
  • Hapax Legomena (Feminine): #16 & #17
  • Connecting: #6 & #7
  • Hack: #7, #8, #9 & #10
  • Dalton: #1, #2, #3, #4 & #5
  • Braga: #6, #7, #8, #9 & #10
  • Staggs: #1, #2, #3, #4 & #5
  • Parent: #6, #7, #8, #9 & #10
  • 2019: #11, #12, #13, #14, #15, #16, #17, #18, #19 & #20
  • 2020: #1, #2, #3, #4 & #5
  • Axe: #17
  • Dynamite Cross-overs: #65, #66, #67, #68, #69, #70, #71, #72, #73, #74, #75, #76, #77, #78, #79 & #80
  • Unplaced Issues: #8 & #9
  
  Fay Dalton drew the A covers to every issue of this series except issue #7, for which she did not have any cover at all. For those collectors who prefer symmetry in the universe, this omission remains a sore point.

• title: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica (2019)
• publisher: Dynamite
• cover artist: Robert Hack
• writer: Amy Chu
• artist: Maria Sanapo
• issue: #3 of 12
• release date: August, 2019
• cover: B variant
• commentary: Robert Hack drew the B variants for every issues except for the first issue for which he drew the C variant. All of his creative covers appeared as vintage items--either video tapes, newspapers or as in this case a vinyl seven inch single. Of the five artists who drew covers for each issue, he was one of two male artists.

• title: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica (2019)
• publisher: Dynamite
• cover artist: Laura Braga
• writer: Amy Chu
• artist: Maria Sanapo
• issue: #7 of 12
• release date: December, 2019
• cover: A cover
• commentary: Laura Braga drew the C variants for all issues except for issues #1 (E variant) and #7 (A cover). Her covers portray the quartet of heroines in the most traditional comic book manner of the five regular cover artists for this series. She also gives them the most sex appeal, although that is not especially apparent in this example in which they appear in mugshots.

• title: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica (2019)
• publisher: Dynamite
• cover artist: Dan Parent
• writer: Amy Chu
• artist: Maria Sanapo
• issue: #6 of 12
• release date: October, 2019
• cover: D variant
• commentary: Dan Parent drew the D variants to all issues in this series except for the first issue, which was the F variant. All of the covers by Parent are rendered in this Archie-esque style.

• title: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica (2019)
• publisher: Dynamite
• cover artist: Cat Staggs
• writer: Amy Chu
• artist: Maria Sanapo
• issue: #12 of 12
• release date: July, 2020
• cover: E variant
• commentary: Cat Staggs drew the E variants to all twelve issues of Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica, except for the first issue, which was the G variant, and the seventh issue, which was the C variant. All of her covers feature the quartet in light-hearted scenes relevant to the unfolding narrative.

• title: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica (2019)
• publisher: Dynamite
• cover artist: Maria Sanapo
• writer: Amy Chu
• artist: Maria Sanapo
• issue: #7 of 12
• release date: December, 2019
• cover: E variant
• commentary: Maria Sanapo was the interior artist for the entire series. She drew only two covers, both of which appeared for issue #7.
  
  We have posted galleries that feature covers by Maria Sanapo with various themes, including
  • Red Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica: #6
  • 2016 & 2017: #20
  • 2019: #20

• title: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica (2019)
• publisher: Dynamite
• cover artist: Juan Gedeon
• writer: Amy Chu
• artist: Maria Sanapo
• issue: #10 of 12
• release date: March, 2020
• cover: F variant
• commentary: Juan Gedeon drew zombie incentive covers for several Dynamite comics around March of 2020. Other examples include issue #14 of Red Sonja (2019) and issue #7 of Vampirella & Red Sonja (2019).

• title: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica (2019)
• publisher: Dynamite
• cover artist: Joe Benitez
• writer: Amy Chu
• artist: Maria Sanapo
• issue: #1 of 12
• release date: May, 2019
• cover: Comic Hero University retailer exclusive variant
• commentary: The first issue of Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica had a number of retailer exclusive variants, including this one by Joe Benitez, where all of the traditional costumes have been exchanged.

• title: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica (2019)
• publisher: Dynamite
• cover artist: Ergun Gündüz
• writer: Amy Chu
• artist: Maria Sanapo
• issue: #1 of 12
• release date: May, 2019
• cover: Diamond Summit retailer exclusive variant
• commentary: This exclusive variant by Ergun Gündüz appeared in both a virgin variant (shown here) and a version with trade dress. This example is unusual because the top third of the cover is blank. Usually virgin variants reveal more of the cover illustration by removing the title graphics.
  
  We have featured covers by Ergun Gündüz in galleries with themes including
  • Red Sonja & Vampirella Meet Betty & Veronica: #9
  • Vampirella & Red Sonja: #4

• title: Red Sonja and Vampirella meet Betty and Veronica (2019)
• publisher: Dynamite
• cover artist: Ken Haeser
• writer: Amy Chu
• artist: Maria Sanapo
• issue: #1 of 12
• release date: May, 2019
• cover: Dynamite remarked retailer exclusive variant
• commentary: Dynamite released five different remarked variants by Ken Haeser. Four of them feature each of the individual heroines, such as the Red Sonja cover shown here. The fifth included all four stars together. Typically, a remarked comic has some additional illustration on top of the original cover by the artist. It is not clear if the remark here is intended to be part of the illustration or the artist's signature.