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Tomb of Dracula #2 cover
Cover: John Severin

Tomb of Dracula #2

May 1972 · Marvel · 0.20 USD
📊 ~21,330 copies sold its debut month
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“The Fear Within!”

Dracula looms over a moonlit London street in this striking 1972 issue, his crimson cape spread wide like bat wings as a fallen victim lies on the cobblestones below and a horrified bystander cowers in the shadows nearby. John Severin's cover captures the Lord of Vampires at his most menacing, with the tagline "Who Stole My Coffin?" hinting at a genuinely unsettling mystery at the heart of the story. Gerry Conway and Gene Colan were clearly building something special with this series, and issue #2 shows the title hitting its atmospheric stride early on.

writer Gerry Conway · artist Gene Colan · inker Vince Colletta · letterer Jon Costa · cover John Severin

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artist Gene Colan
letterer Jon Costa
cover pencils, inks John Severin

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Graves is revealed as Dracula's slave and Drake kills Jeannie.

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