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 “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 “Van Helsing – Hexed” The Hyde monstrosity has taken its toll on Julie Jekyll for many years. Each time that warped personality crawls out of her subconscious, it damages the very cellular structure with each body mutation. Liesel Van Helsing and others have tried to cure Julie through the use of modern science.
My Rating “Al Capone, Vampire” Chicago, Illinois, a late night battle has taken place between two warring mob families, or so the police chief has spun it. Detectives Sippel and Ramirez, as well as Officer Nelms know otherwise. Vampires have infested the city, some with a history going back to the prohibition years when Al
My Rating “Dead By Dawn – Part 05” They had been here before—one year ago, to be precise—standing in front of the old Dandrige house as a cold mist rose from the blighted ground surrounding the decaying Victorian. The last time Charlie Brewster and the great vampire hunter Peter Vincent crossed this threshold, they came
My Rating “Dead By Dawn – Part 04” The chase is on! With movie night ruined by Ed “X” and his vampire biker gang, Charlie Brewster and friends retreat back to Peter Vincent’s apartment. There Peter’s publicist Danny reveals a major secret. Just how deep does the rabbit hole go? Werewolves are from bars, Vampires
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
My Rating “The Moorlands Monster!” Through space and time Count Dracula and his consort Lenore are pulled. Then in mere seconds the two emerge from a demonic portal formed by the network of black mirrors. The vampire lord breathes a sigh of relief as he reflects back to the demon dimension which almost imprisoned him.
My Rating “Through a Mirror Darkly!” A begrudgingly made pact has been agreed upon! The aging fashion model, Isa Strangway, has been granted Immortality by Count Dracula in exchange for a black mirror empowered with demon magic. Ilsa had once procured the relic at auction, and after studying its occult history, discovered it had power
