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Voodoo # 0 2012 NM-

Voodoo # 0 2012 NM-

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Voodoo # 0, published by DC Comics on September 26, 2012, is a pivotal "Zero Month" issue released as part of the New 52 initiative. Written by Joshua Williamson and illustrated by Sami Basri, the issue serves as both a definitive origin story and a series finale for the title, as it was canceled alongside the release of this issue. 

"The Truth About Pris" 

The story provides a major retcon to the character's New 52 history, shifting the focus from the clone seen in previous issues to the original Priscilla Kitaen. 

  • The Abduction: Flashbacks reveal that the human Priscilla Kitaen was abducted by the alien Daemonites while jogging in a park.
  • The Transformation: She awakens in a life-support vat on a Daemonite spaceship to find she has been genetically engineered into a human-Daemonite hybrid.
  • The Escape: After overhearing their plan to use hybrids to infiltrate Earth’s metahuman population, Priscilla manifests new powers—including wings and claws—and fights her way out of the ship.
  • The Twist: Upon falling to Earth, she is rescued by the Black Razors (a government special ops team), but instead of being freed, she is taken to a secret facility for further testing. The issue establishes that the "Voodoo" seen in the first 12 issues of the series was actually a clone created by the Daemonites to take over Priscilla's identity. 
  • Priscilla Kitaen (Voodoo): The original human whose DNA was used to create a hybrid sleeper agent.
  • Daemonites: An alien race intent on invading Earth through genetic espionage.
  • Black Razors: A government unit led by Andrew Lincoln that captures Priscilla.
  • New Powers: In this continuity, Priscilla possesses telepathy, shapeshifting, and the ability to secrete poison or produce projectile quills.  
  • Writer: Joshua Williamson.
  • Artist: Sami Basri.
  • Colorist: Jessica Kholinne.
  • Conclusion: Because the Voodoo series ended with this issue, the plot threads involving the original Priscilla and her clone were continued in the pages of Grifter.

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