Liza Pyne

Liza Pyne stepped into Marvel's horror landscape in 1974, debuting in Dracula Lives #4 courtesy of Joe Maneely during the Bronze Age's rich wave of monster comics. She's a rare figure whose presence threads through the shadows of Marvel's Dracula mythology, sharing pages with the Lord of the Undead himself alongside such vivid company as Marie Laveau and Damballah. With appearances catalogued across an impressive 36-year span and collected in the Essential Tomb of Dracula volumes, she's a hidden gem for fans who love digging into the darker corners of the House of Ideas.