In her only appearance, the Vampire was shown as wearing a lime green, full-body suit extending up to cover all of her head except from her nose to her chin. Her forehead had a bat logo displayed on it. She wore wide-cuffed gauntlets and ankle-high boots. Her belt had a stylized "V" for a buckle and held a pistol holster.
She had no super powers but, was good with a pistol!
*Gem Comics #16
*In 1949, the character received criticism for her supposed sensuality ([https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/sites/default/files/4387_sl_magazine_autumn_2015_magazine_web_pdf.pdf 1], [http://www.comicoz.com/part-two.html 2]).
*[http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/o/ozvampir.htm International Hero]
*[http://goldenage-microheroes.wikia.com/wiki/Vampire Microheroes]
Category:1947 Debuts
Category:Bat Themed Characters
Category:A Frank Johnson Publication Characters
Category:Real Name Unknown
Category:Non-Powered Characters
Category:Female Characters
Category:Comic Book Characters
Category:Heroes
Category:Protagonists
Category:Australian Character
Category:Peter Chapman - Creator
Category:Vampire Family Characters
Gem Comics #16 (1947)
In her only appearance, the Vampire was shown as wearing a lime green, full-body suit extending up to cover all of her head except from her nose to her chin. Her forehead had a bat logo displayed on it. She wore wide-cuffed gauntlets and ankle-high boots. Her belt had a stylized "V" for a buckle and held a pistol holster.
Unknown
A Frank Johnson Publication
Peter Chapman