The House of Hammer #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Dracula Prince of Darkness" delivers a chilling Gothic tale in The House of Hammer #6, a 1976 British horror comic that stands out for its atmospheric dread and classic vampire lore. Written by Donne Avenell and illustrated with moody precision by John Bolton—whose inks deepen the shadows—this story follows a group of tourists who ignore a priest’s warning and venture into the ruins of Dracula’s castle, only to awaken the Count through a dark ritual. Cover by John Bolton captures the eerie tension of the tale, blending gothic dread with the stark visuals of a bygone era.
In "Dracula Prince of Darkness," a family of English tourists ignores a priest’s warning and ventures into the ruins of a castle long thought haunted by the undead. There, a mysterious servant named Klove revives the ancient Count Dracula by mixing his blood with the Count’s ashes, unleashing a deadly new reign of terror. As the survivors flee to the safety of Father Shandor’s abbey, they find themselves hunted once more—this time by a vampire lord reborn and his growing coven.
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Reprinted in Halls of Horror #12 [24] (1982), Dracula Comics Special #1 (1984), Dario Argento presenta Profondo Rosso #9 (1991), Geister-Schocker-Comic #11 (2015), House of Hammer - The Collection #[nn] (2019), Van Helsing's Terror Tales #[nn] (2019)
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