Blood of Dracula #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Tradition of Terror," Fritz seeks refuge in a secluded cottage brimming with relics of vampire lore—crosses, mirrors, and a field of garlic—only to find an ancient guardian who holds the secrets to defeating Dracula. Written by Rickey Shanklin and illustrated by Neil Vokes, with inks by Mark Wheatley and letters by Kathryn Mayer, this 1988 Apple Press installment delivers a chilling blend of folklore and dread. The cover, by Damon Willis and Mark Wheatley, captures the eerie stillness of the cottage’s hidden sanctuary.
In the eerie quiet of a hidden cottage lined with crosses and mirrors, Fritz seeks refuge from Dracula’s relentless hunt—only to find an old man whose knowledge of the undead may be the key to survival. Armed with ancient wisdom and strange tools, Fritz must confront the darkness before it consumes him.
In "null," the relentless push of terraforming machines—designed to reshape the planet—unearths something ancient beneath the soil of Dracula's forgotten homeland. As the scientists press forward, their precision engineering stumbles into a darkness they never anticipated.
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