A Tumba de Drácula

In Brazil, A Tumba de Drácula (1976–1980) brought the gothic horror of Marvel's American Tomb of Dracula to Portuguese-speaking readers, published by Editora Bloch across 24 issues. The series is most associated with the foundational work of writer Marv Wolfman and artist Gene Colan, whose atmospheric, shadow-drenched art defined the Lord of Vampires for a generation. This Brazilian edition made these iconic tales of Dracula, Blade, and the vampire-hunting Quincy Harker widely accessible, cementing the series as a key entry point for horror comics in the country.