David Eshcol

Stepping out of the shadows of Marvel's Bronze Age horror renaissance, David Eshcol made his debut in Tomb of Dracula #26 in 1974 — one of the most celebrated and atmospheric horror titles of its era, crafted by the legendary team of Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan. With only a handful of appearances spread across Tomb of Dracula and Dracula Lives, Eshcol is a rare and intriguing figure in Marvel's gothic corner, sharing those dark, ink-drenched pages with the Lord of the Undead himself alongside iconic vampire hunters like Rachel Van Helsing and Frank Drake. He may not have the page count of his co-stars, but for collectors who love the moody, rich storytelling that defined Bronze Age horror, tracking down a character this deeply embedded in Wolfman and Colan's masterwork is a rewarding pursuit in its own right.