Dracula Lives #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death to a Vampire-Slayer!", Dracula and Taj harness the power of the black mirror to vanish into 19th Century Transylvania, dragging the conflict into a past steeped in blood and shadow. Drake and Rachel pursue through the same portal, but Dracula’s cunning proves too much—once again, he slips away, leaving them stranded in a time and place where the rules of survival are written in fang and fire. Written by Gardner F. Fox and brought to life by Eugene Colan’s moody art, with Tom Palmer’s inks adding depth to every shadow, this issue’s cover by Gil Kane and Tom Palmer captures the chilling urgency of the chase.
In "Death to a Vampire-Slayer!" from Dracula Lives #9 (1974), Dracula and Taj harness the power of the black mirror to plunge into 19th Century Transylvania, where shadows run long and ancient fears stir. Drake and Rachel pursue through the fractured reflection, but as the veil between worlds trembles, Dracula slips away—once more—into the past.
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↩ Reprints Adventures into Terror #16 (1953), Marvel Spotlight #4 (1972), Tomb of Dracula #5 (1972), Frankenstein #4 (1973)
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