Vampire Lestat 1

"I came out into the twentieth century last year."

―Lestat de Lioncourt

"Downtown Saturday Night in the Twentieth Century"

The Vampire Lestat
Title:	"Downtown Saturday Night in the Twentieth Century"
Volume:	1
number:	1
Cover date:	January, 1990
Cover price:	$2.50
Publisher:	Innovation Comics
Credits
Editor-in-Chief:	David Campiti
Writers:	Faye Perozich
Pencilers:	Joseph Lieaneaus Phillips; Daerick Gross
Inkers:	Joseph Lieaneaus Phillips; Daerick Gross
Cover artists:	John Bolton
Cover inker:	John Bolton
Cover colorist:	John Bolton
Colorists:	Daerick Gross
Letterers:	Vickie Williams
Editors:	David Campiti
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"Downtown Saturday Night in the Twentieth Century" is the first issue of The Vampire Lestat comic book maxi-series published by Innovation Comics. It was adapted by writer Faye Perozich with painted artwork by Joseph Lieaneaus Phillips and Daerick Gröss. It was lettered by Vickie Williams and edited by David Campiti. This issue shipped in January, 1990 and carries a cover price of $2.50 per copy (US).

"Downtown Saturday Night in the Twentieth Century"[]

This issue is based on the novel The Vampire Lestat by author Anne Rice, which was published by Knopf and released in hardcover on October 31st, 1985. It has since been released in paperback and has been reprinted numerous times. It has also been made available on e-reader and audio book.
This series is suggested for mature readers.
This issue shipped to retailers on July 1st, 1989.
Total page count: 36 pages.