Amazing Spider-Man #601 (August 2009) had a regular cover by J. Scott Campbell featuring Mary Jane Watson centre-frame with Spider-Man behind her. The composition has since become one of the most-homaged poses in modern variant cover culture, restaged across Vampirella, Red Sonja, Cavewoman and dozens of other titles by contemporary artists. This Spears variant restages that exact pose with a Red Vampirella.

It's a retailer incentive: comic shops had to order 15 standard editions of Vampirella (2025) #2 to qualify for 1 copy of this variant cover. The variant's print volume is therefore bound to the standard edition's order pull rather than an arbitrary print number — structurally capping supply at one-fifteenth of standard direct-edition volume. Tier above 1:10 (entry tier), below 1:25.

"Red VI" denotes the red-tone Vampirella palette of this variant within Dynamite's wider variant scheme. Modern Vampirella issues frequently feature multiple coloured-tone variants — red, blue, virgin, full-colour — and the Red palette is one of the more recognisable formats. "VI" is the listing's shorthand for "Vampirella" or roman numeral six (cover position) — exact lineage notation depends on Dynamite's run-specific variant labels.

The original Amazing Spider-Man #601 (August 2009) is a recognised cover-driven collectible in its own right — Campbell's iconic composition has kept the issue actively traded in the modern Spider-Man back-issue lane. The Vampirella variant on this listing is a tribute to that cover, not a copy of the issue itself.

1:15 sits between 1:10 (entry tier) and 1:25 (mid tier) — 50% scarcer than 1:10 by distribution mechanic. On a strong launch, 1:15 ratios still print in the low thousands; on softer launches they tighten faster. Pricing typically reflects the tier — 1:15s sit a step above 1:10 entry pricing.

Yes. CGC submission with optional pre-screen handling at checkout. Retailer-exclusive #1 variants slab cleanly — the originating shop and exclusive designation typically appear on the slab label, which adds visible provenance context to the book in-slab. 9.8 NM/MT slabs sit naturally in modern Image-line launch portfolios. Final grade is never guaranteed.

Bag, board, rigid mailer, insured tracked courier. Same packaging standard we use on slabs. Dispatched daily from Canterbury, Kent — UK orders typically arrive next-working-day.