Death of Dracula » Death of Dracula #1 released by Marvel on August 2010.
I started collecting around the time, Tomb of Dracula ended. I have bought over 50 issues in back-stock since. I am a huge fan of Dracula in comics and the movies.
I thought this was a above average read, but the problem that I had was that Dracula fell way to easley. Other than that it was a good introduction into the future X-Men epic and a good inside to Marvel's vampire community.
Just to let you know EXTREME SPOILER WARNING!!! DO NOT READ THIS REVIEW IF YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENS, YOU'VE BEEN WARNED EXTREME SPOILER WARNING!!! Summary Die Mr. Boring! lol Janus first son of Dracula watches as the various vampire factions arrive from all over the globe. They have been summoned by his father to a meeting a grave importance. He greets each faction’s leaders and later attends the meeting itself. At the meeting some voice a problem with how Dracula rule...
I honestly didn't pick up this issue with high expectations. Usually, this sort of things turns out pretty mediocre, but the Death of Dracula was definitely an exception to that trend. Janus, the eldest son of Dracula, is our main character, and Victor Gischler uses him to great effect as a gateway for readers into the vampire culture of the Marvel Universe. Now, I really know very little about Marvel's version of Dracula and its history of vampires, but I get the feeling that Gischler's versio...