Giant-Size Dracula #4

In "The Gargoyles," a man uncovers a hidden race of creatures that emerge from beneath the earth—inspiration for local African wood carvings—only to find no one believes his warnings. As he tries to make sense of what he’s seen, even an expert in African folklore dismisses him, but his final, unsettling encounter hints at a far more sinister truth.

In "I Am the Living Ghost!" from Giant-Size Dracula #4 (1975), a skeptical man ventures into a forbidding castle to debunk the myth of ghosts—only to find himself pursued by moving armor and stone gargoyles that seem to breathe life into the ancient halls. The story unfolds with eerie precision, turning the castle into a living labyrinth where every shadow feels watched, and the line between myth and menace blurs.

In "You Can't Escape," the immortal Dracula steps out of the page to confront the reader directly, turning the comic into a chilling game of cat and mouse. He recounts how he tracked down his prey—someone who once ignored his plea for help—by studying the very comics they loved, even going so far as to craft a custom issue of *Adventures into Terror* just for them. The story ends with the vampire’s fangs bared and claws out, daring you to look over your shoulder.