Dracula le Vampire #4
In "Dracula contre le Surfer d'Argent," a desperate, bald actor seeks fame through a dangerous magical potion, only to find his ambition twisted by a rapid, uncontrollable growth of hair—turning his dream of stardom into a circus spectacle. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with striking visuals by Steve Ditko, this 1981 issue blends supernatural intrigue with a darkly comic twist, all framed by Gene Colan’s moody cover art and Tom Palmer’s inks.
In "Les sorciers n'aiment pas les menaces," a vain, bald actor desperate for stage fame turns to a witchman for a magical remedy—only to learn the price of his ambition is far more grotesque than he imagined. When he threatens the sorcerer with a gun, he gets his potion, but the spell backfires in the most literal way: his hair erupts uncontrollably, turning him into a circus sideshow.
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