Durenyi

Stepping out of the Bronze Age shadows of Marvel's horror boom, Durenyi made their debut in Dracula Lives #12 (1975), brought to life by writer Doug Moench and artist Sonny Trinidad in one of Marvel's most atmospheric monster-magazine titles of the era. Though their footprint in the catalog is compact, the company Durenyi keeps is anything but modest — sharing pages with Dracula himself, the voodoo legend Marie Laveau, and the enigmatic Damballah, placing this character squarely in the rich, gothic tapestry of Marvel's horror universe. Preserved across decades in Essential Tomb of Dracula and The Tomb of Dracula Omnibus, Durenyi endures as a piece of that wonderfully eerie Bronze Age world that collectors of Marvel's horror line will want to track down and savor.