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    Dracula » Dracula #1 - Into The Spider's Web; The Female of the Species; And In That Sleep...! released by Marvel on August 2010.

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    Into The Spider's Web; The Female of the Species; And In That Sleep...! last edited by jazz1987 on 11/10/18 03:55AM View full history

    Bram Stoker's DRACULA colored for the first time! Bram Stoker’s legendary novel of gothic horror comes to life in this stunning adaptation by comics legends Roy Thomas and Dick Giordano—newly colored by June Chung. Solicitor Jonathan Harker travels to distant Transylvania and encounters the enigmatic and sinister Count Dracula unearthing dread secrets about his foreign host and his castle. The horror continues in issue #2 as Dracula makes his way to England, setting his sights on Lucy Westenra and Mina Murray, Jonathan’s fiancé, and we’re introduced to Abraham Van Helsing, the one man who may be able to stop the vampire lord’s terrifying plans.

    Originally serialized in Dracula Lives! #5-8, and later reprinted in Stoker's Dracula #1.

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    Faithful Adaptation Of Stoker`s Vampire Classic 0

    Dracula #1 - Into The Spider's Web; The Female of the Species; And In That Sleep...! by captain_bintang on June 25, 2010

    Over the years Bram Stoker`s novel, Dracula and the titular character, Count Dracula have had numerous re-workings and adaptations in comic-book form and on screen. Having read the book a couple of times myself and being a fan of horror, vampires, werewolves and the like, this `new` adaptation of Dracula by Marvel caught my attention... Firstly, its not `new`. This series was originally serialized in the `70s black and white magazine format publication `Dracula Lives`. Marvel has coloured and re...

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