Marvel Limited Edition. La Tumba de Drácula #[1]

In *La Tumba de Drácula*, Frank Drake returns to his ancestral castle with his friends Jean and Clifton Graves, only to find his cousin’s true intentions are far from noble. When Clifton uncovers the tomb and frees Drácula, a centuries-old vampire awakens, turning the night into a deadly game of survival. As blood and secrets rise, Frank must confront the monster in the shadows—and the shocking transformation that follows.

In "¡El Miedo Interior!," Frank Drake confronts a horrifying truth: Jean has become a vampire, and he’s forced to act when she turns on Clifton Graves. As Jean’s dark influence twists Clifton’s loyalty, the line between love and horror blurs—especially when Drácula himself emerges, hunting them both. With the dawn approaching, Frank must make a choice that will test his heart and his will.

In "¿Quién Acecha al Vampiro?", Rachel Van Helsing and Taj Nitall intervene to stop Frank Drake from taking his own life, setting off a chain of events that brings Drácula into direct confrontation with Ilsa Strangway—his first encounter with her as he turns Clifton Graves into his loyal servant.

In "¡A Través del Espejo Oscuro!", Drácula, ever the enigmatic predator, transforms Ilsa Strangway into a vampire in exchange for the youth she so desperately craves. As he reveals the dark history of his cursed mirror, the line between hunter and hunted blurs—until Drácula vanishes into its depths with Taj Nitall, leaving behind only whispers and a reflection that may not be his own.

In "¡Matar a un Cazavampiros!", Drácula uses Ilsa Strangway’s mirror to journey into the past with a deadly mission: eliminate Abraham Van Helsing. Frank Drake and Rachel Van Helsing follow, racing through time to prevent a catastrophic change—reuniting with Taj Nital as they confront the shadow of Rachel’s family’s past. With the mirror still a key to escape, Drácula and Leonore vanish once more, leaving the future hanging in the balance.

In "¡El Monstruo de las Ciénagas!," Drácula returns to the present through a chapel mirror, dragging Leonore with him as he’s pursued by Randolph Dering. Frank Drake, Rachel Van Helsing, and Taj Nital emerge from the dark mirror, only to learn Drácula has already struck again. As Frank and Rachel are captured and imprisoned to suffer slowly, desperate and cornered, a sudden turn of events offers a fragile hope—though the price of survival may be more than they expected.

In "¡La Noche de los Cazadores Mortíferos!," Drácula strikes at Edith Harker, thwarted only by her crucifix, leaving her helpless as rats close in—only for her father, Quincy, to intervene. With Edith unconscious and the threat growing, Quincy sends a desperate telegram to Rachel Van Helsing, calling her back to London. As Quincy shares his grim history with Frank Drake and reveals his new arsenal, Drácula begins weaving a sinister trap, using hypnotized children as bait.

In "Criaturas Infernales," Drácula commands the desperate Doctor Heinrich Mortte to build a machine capable of resurrecting the dead, even as children under his spell obey the vampire hunters closing in. With tension mounting and the doctor’s fate sealed in the struggle, the line between science and damnation begins to blur.

In "¡La Muerte Viene del Mar!", Jo, a local fisherman, hauls a mysterious stranger from the sea—only to find the man is Drácula, thought dead. As the townsfolk fear the stranger as a demon, he awakens in a church, flees from the crucifix, and begins a deadly chain of transformations. When the town turns on the new vampires, David and Andrea must decide whether to trust the ancient predator who saved her life.

In "¡Se Llama... Blade!", Blade battles Drácula aboard a sinking ship, the stakes raised when the vampire’s plans unravel and he orders the captain, Charlie O'Casey, to set explosives. With the crew in peril, Blade forces a desperate evacuation—only to leave Clifton Graves behind, abandoned as the ship begins to sink.

In "¡El Hombre-Vudú!", Jason Faust wields Vudú dolls to manipulate his enemies, turning Brand's gang into pawns in his dark schemes. When Drácula intervenes, he unleashes a vengeance that leaves the band reeling—and rescues Quincy Harker from their grasp.

In "¡Miedo es el Nombre del Juego!", Drácula pensativo, penitente, and defiant, records his final entries in his personal journal after being slain by Blade—his vow to never truly die now a haunting promise etched in blood and shadow. Even in death, his will burns bright, a dark pledge that no tomb, no weapon, no fate will keep him down.

In "¡Regreso desde la Tumba!", a corpse commits murder to steal a safe from lawyer James Jackson, prompting Inspector Chelm to unravel a chilling mystery that blurs the line between the living and the dead. This haunting tale from *La Tumba de Drácula* #1 delivers a slow-burn suspense with a supernatural edge, where every clue feels like a whisper from beyond the grave.

In "¡La Muerte va sobre Raíles!", Drácula journeys through France only to find four of his resting places destroyed and is ambushed by Blade—whom he defeats and bites before boarding a train bound for Transilvania. On the rails, he encounters Frank Drake and Rachel Van Helsing, confronting them as he eliminates Ludwig Gruber and Jacques Granet, who mistake him for an agent of the mysterious Dr. Sol. The night unfolds in shadow and steel, with danger closing in from every direction.

In the shadowed halls of his Transylvanian castle, Drácula awakens to a storm of old enemies and unexpected threats. As Jack Russell, the Wolf-Man, returns to confront his legacy, he finds his father’s journal—and the truth behind the castle’s dark history. With Blade wounded, Topaz fighting back with forbidden power, and Drácula tightening his grip, the night becomes a battle of blood, memory, and vengeance.

In "¡Muerte de un Monstruo!," the secret of Baron Russoff’s transformation into a werewolf and the cursed legacy he passed down through generations is uncovered through his journal. Now, in the present, Drácula targets Jack and Topaz to claim the journal—but instead, Rachel Van Helsing takes it, setting off a deadly pursuit.

In the snow-lashed peaks of Transylvania, a crashed helicopter strands Frank Drake and Rachel Van Helsing amid a storm of secrets and blood. As Drácula watches from the shadows, offering help that may be more dangerous than it seems, Quincy Harker uncovers a chilling truth: Blade still lives—and his immunity could change everything.

In "La Llegada del Doctor Sol," Drácula evades Rachel Van Helsing and Frank Drake only to be captured by the enigmatic Dr. Sol. When Rachel and Frank track him down, they find him locked in a deadly struggle with Clifton Graves—thought to be dead—and are forced into a desperate choice when Drácula uses Graves as a shield against Rachel’s arrow. With the three of them trapped, Dr. Sol reveals his true intent: a final battle for supremacy, claiming the throne of the vampire lords.

In "Toque de Difuntos," Dr. Sol recounts his twisted legacy to Lucas Brand, passing on Drácula’s knowledge with a chilling purpose. As Brand confronts the vampire lord, the line between mentor and monster blurs, and the true cost of inherited power begins to unfold.