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Dampyr #105 (2008) pages 64-65: The bubble pops

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Location: Dampyr #104-105 (2008) 'The Curse of Sinistrari/The Princes of Hell'
Title: Dampyr #105 (2008) pages 64-65: The bubble pops*
Artist:  Michele Cropera (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 37
Likes on CAF: 6
Comments: 7
Added to Site: 6/21/2026

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The heroes escape from the Vodník's underwater lair: “Quick! Get Hanneke out through the painting!”

“Come on!”

“Nik! Harlan! Hurry up and follow us!”

“Nooo!”

“Run, Kurjak! I'll hold him!”

“You took her away from me! You'll pay for this!”

“Harlan! The bubble has burst! The water is coming in!”

“You'll stay with me forever!”

The dramatic wide panel with the gushing water exemplifies what I love about this series' art. The one with Kurjak jumping through the painting is cool too. He wears this striped shirt (purchased for him by Nik and Harlan) throughout the rest of the issue instead of his usual solid black.

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Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 6/21/2026

The beautiful Horror has suddenly turned into beautiful Science Fiction. That creature is WILD!

R Berman Member Since 2018
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Posted On 6/21/2026

Ruben DaCollector wrote:
" The beautiful Horror has suddenly turned into beautiful Science Fiction. That creature is WILD! "

We saw this lizard-thing several pages back as well, lurking behind the Vodnik in the painting hanging in Sinistrari's gallery. Its meaning was not obvious at the time.

The Vodnik first appeared back in issue #54, playing violin on Prague's Charles Bridge, but I don't have the page which featured him.

Rick W Member Since 2017
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Posted On 6/21/2026

Talk about home-court advantage!

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Posted On 6/21/2026

nice, this is one the best ones yet, amazing work

Kavi H Member Since 2018
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Posted On 6/21/2026

The last panel of pg 64 where they are coming out back into the gallery through the painting is so good but some great panels all around. Also I'm suddenly in the mood for a vodka tonic which I will shorten to Vodnik moving forward as a tribute! 

R Berman Member Since 2018
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Posted On 6/21/2026

Kavi H wrote:
" The last panel of pg 64 where they are coming out back into the gallery through the painting is so good but some great panels all around. Also I'm suddenly in the mood for a vodka tonic which I will shorten to Vodnik moving forward as a tribute!  "

Then I shall buy you a Devil's Brook Vodnik at OAX next year.

Miki Annamanthadoo Member Since 2003
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Posted On 7/2/2026

R Berman wrote:
" Then I shall buy you a Devil's Brook Vodnik at OAX next year. "

I'll have a vodnik too!

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