Dracula #7

In "La malédiction du tertre," a greedy rancher dismisses the local legend of a sacred Native American burial ground, only to unleash a vampire when he digs beneath the sacred mound—unaware that some secrets are meant to stay buried. The story unfolds with quiet dread, as the land itself seems to remember what the man has forgotten.

In "Morbius le vampire," the tormented scientist Michael Morbius finds himself caught between two ancient powers vying for control—Daemond, an evil occult priest, and the enigmatic Care-takers, a benevolent alien race. Both seek to manipulate Morbius through Martine, whose connection to him becomes the key to their opposing designs.

In "La statue vivante," a sculptor’s ambitious creation takes a terrifying turn when his statue of evil comes to life and turns on him—only for the statue of good to intervene, leading both to a sudden, fateful plunge into the swamp.