Biblioteca Grandes del Cómic: Drácula #3
In "¡Matar a un Vampiro!", Drácula returns to his Transilvania castle as a desperate hunt unfolds: Quincy Harker prepares to stake the bitten Blade, while Topaz fights back against Drácula’s bite using her hidden power. Jack Russell, now a werewolf, attacks with fury, uncovering his father’s journal that reveals long-held secrets about the castle. When Drácula captures Topaz, Jack’s transformation reignites—leading to a final confrontation where blood and shadow collide. A gripping blend of gothic dread and supernatural tension, this issue features the legendary art of Gene Colan and Tom Palmer, with a striking cover by Mike Ploog and Gil Kane.
In "Miedo es el Nombre del Juego," Drácula, writing from beyond death, reflects on his final defeat at Blade’s hands—though his vow to rise again is as unshaken as his thirst for power. With chilling resolve, he swears that no matter how many times he falls, he will return, and the game of fear has only just begun.
In "Regreso desde la Tumba," a corpse commits murder to steal a safe from lawyer James Jackson, prompting Inspector Chelm to unravel a case that blurs the line between the dead and the living. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this chilling tale from *Biblioteca Grandes del Cómic: Drácula #3* lingers in the shadows of dread and deception.
In "La Muerte va sobre Raíles," Drácula journeys through France only to find his resting places destroyed and face an ambush by Blade. After overcoming his attacker, he flees aboard a train where he encounters Frank Drake and Rachel Van Helsing, leading to a deadly confrontation with those who mistake him for a servant of Dr. Sol.
In "Llega ...¡El Hombre Lobo!", Drácula returns to his Transilvania castle as a shadowed threat, drawing enemies and allies alike into a deadly game. With Quincy Harker poised to stake the bitten Blade, Topaz wielding her own power against the vampire, and Jack Russell transformed into the Hombre Lobo, the castle becomes a battleground of blood and secrets. As past and present collide, the true nature of the curse begins to unfold—only the diaries of Jack’s father hold a clue to what lies ahead.
In "¡Muerte de un Monstruo!", Drácula’s hunt for a mysterious diary takes a dangerous turn when he targets Jack and Topaz, only to see the book fall into Rachel Van Helsing’s hands. As the past unfolds through the journal’s pages, the dark legacy of Baron Russoff—and the curse that turned him into a werewolf—begins to surface, setting off a tense chase across time and shadow.
In the icy grip of the Transylvanian Alps, a crashed helicopter strands Frank Drake and Rachel Van Helsing amid the ruins of a forgotten battle. With Drácula watching from the shadows and a bloodthirsty hunger stirring in the dark, Rachel finds herself caught between survival and the monster who once saved her. Meanwhile, Quincy Harker uncovers a chilling truth—Blade still lives, and his immunity may be the key to breaking the curse.
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↩ Reprints Tomb of Dracula #13 (1973), Tomb of Dracula #14 (1973), Tomb of Dracula #15 (1973), Tomb of Dracula #16 (1974), Tomb of Dracula #17 (1974), Tomb of Dracula #18 (1974), Werewolf by Night #15 (1974), Tomb of Dracula #19 (1974)
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