Death of Dracula #1
In "The Death of Dracula," the legendary vampire is murdered by his son Xarus, who seeks to revolutionize the vampire world through modern technology and open exposure. As Xarus's radical plans ignite a power struggle, Dracula’s other son, Janus, must navigate treacherous alliances among the global vampire sects to resist the chaos—only to find himself hunted and on the run. Written by Victor Gischler and brought to life with striking art by Giuseppe Camuncoli, the cover by Camuncoli captures the grim intensity of this pivotal moment in vampire lore.
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Dracula is murdered by his son Xarus, who wants to use modern technology to bring vampires into the open, no longer forced to hide and sleep during the day. His other son Janus attempts to gather the support of a majority of the world's vampire sects to counteract the schemes of Xarus, but shifting loyalties force him to flee, narrowly escaping being killed himself.
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