Dracula lever #1
In the 1993 issue "Dödens herre... helvetets herre!", Solomon Kane ventures into Transylvania in search of the missing Rosella Carson, only to be rescued from a wolf pack by the enigmatic Count Dracula. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Alan Weiss with inks by Crusty Bunkers, the story unfolds with a tense encounter at Dracula’s castle, where Kane faces a chilling transformation in Rosella—now a vampire—and must confront the count in a deadly duel. The cover, a striking piece by Neal Adams, captures the dark, gothic atmosphere of this haunting tale.
In the shadowed halls of ancient power, Dracula awakens—reborn as a vampire and summoned before Nimrod, the vampire king. Refusing to pledge loyalty, he dares the tyrant to a duel with wooden stakes, where desire and death collide. As Lala, Nimrod’s lover, tries to seduce him, her betrayal turns deadly—her fate sealed in the very stakes meant to end Dracula’s life. With Nimrod fallen, Dracula claims his crown, declaring himself the new lord of the night.
In "Att bli vampyr...", Tom Malverne’s desperate bid to become a vampire is driven by a lifetime of bitterness and a thirst for revenge against a world that mocked him. But when his revulsion to blood undermines his transformation, the very creatures he sought to join turn on him—leaving his fate sealed by the cruel rules he never understood.
In the shadowed reaches of Transylvania, the grim adventurer Solomon Kane hunts for the missing Rosella Carson, drawn into a night of blood and ancient dread. Taken in by the enigmatic Count Dracula, Kane finds himself face to face with a haunting vision—Rosella, transformed into a vampire, and the only one who can end his torment.
In this chilling 1993 tale from *Dracula Lever #1*, the ambitious Scottish nobleman Macbeth is haunted by a prophecy that sets his fate on a bloody path. As his thirst for power grows, he’s drawn into darkness—where ambition and dread blur into something far more dangerous.
In "Skugor över ljusets stad!", Dracula arrives in Paris, only to be confronted by Helene Dubois, whose ancestor, the 18th-century sculptor Jacques Dubois, once tried to kill him on the orders of the magician Cagliostro. Now awakened from his stone prison, Jacques seeks vengeance—but his path leads not to triumph, but to a fate as fragmented as the city’s shadows.
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↩ Reprints Adventures into Terror #27 (1954), Adventures into Terror #29 (1954), Journey into Unknown Worlds #29 (1954), Dracula Lives #3 (1973)
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