My Rating “Death of a Monster!” Note: This is a crossover story tied in with “Tomb of Dracula No.18 (1974)”. You should read the Tomb of Dracula first – per all the references from Marv Wolfman in this issue. High above Castle Dracula, a helicopter descends toward a nearby clearing. Inside the cabin, Frank Drake
My Rating “Enter: Werewolf By Night” Note: You will need to read this issue of Tomb of Dracula before reading Werewolf by Night #15. The crossover event begins here! Dracula has returned to his native Transylvania! Quincy Harker and his band of vampire hunters have destroyed the network of safehouses and coffins that once sustained
My Rating “Death Rides The Rails!” Dracula’s hidden safe houses have all been compromised. Now Blade moves in for the kill! But, even his extraordinary skills are no match for a master vampire desperate to hide from the rising sun. In another section of London, a different type of sun has just awakened a vampire
My Rating “Dracula Is Dead!” Dracula has fallen by the hand of Blade the vampire hunter! As Quincy Harker and his team move to inspect the corpse, an angry mob of townsfolk arrive to stop the monster from killing again. Or, so Frank Drake assumed. In moments, they would all learn the truth. Before their
My Rating “To Kill A Vampire!” Edith Harker had been slain by the hand of her own father! Dracula has shown that his evil has no bounds. As Quincy Harker and his team of vampire hunters pay their last respects to the deceased, Blade argues with his new allies about their timing. They can mourn
My Rating “Night of the Screaming House!” Dracula has kidnapped Edith Harker, daughter of veteran vampire hunter Quincy Harker. Now Frank Drake and his motley crew of slayers must infiltrate the Count’s newest sanctuary—a mysterious estate known only as Whispering Hell. As the vampire hunters race through the fog-covered outskirts of London, Dracula puts the
My Rating “The Voodoo-Man!” Dracula has returned to the cobblestone streets of Covent Garden, a shopping district of old London, to seek those who had tried to destroy him. The night air is thick with icy smog, but for the undead this is a welcome nuisance. Vampires often use the weather to their advantage when
My Rating “Death From The Sea!” Mortally wounded by Quincy Harker’s poison dart, Dracula flees from his battle with Dr. Heinrich Mortte. In bat form the Lord of the Undead flies quickly towards the small village of Littlepool, but in his weakened state Dracula crash lands on the hard cobblestone street leading into an empty
My Rating “The Hell-Crawlers” Poisoned! Dracula flees from battle as Quincy Harker’s wooden dart pumps an unknown toxin into the Vampire’s bloodstream. The Count has never felt pain like this before in either his mortal or Immortal lifespan. Before Dracula begins to take bat form, he backhands his mindless servant, Clifton Graves, with such supernatural
My Rating “Night Of The Death Stalkers!” Forced to retreat from the English moors, Count Dracula has returned to the snow filled streets of London. His first priority is to feed the never-ending thirst which drives his every thought. In a flash the vampire lord changes into bat form. Within thirty minutes Dracula finds his
