Dracula

Marvel Comics' Dracula series, originally published from 1974 to 1979, reimagined Bram Stoker's immortal vampire as a brooding, tragic antihero within the company's burgeoning horror line. Under the moody, expressionistic pencils of Gene Colan, with key story contributions from Marv Wolfman, the book blended gothic atmosphere with superhero-style action, positioning Dracula as a complex figure caught between his monstrous nature and a twisted code of honor. Spanning 25 issues, the series is a cornerstone of Marvel's 1970s horror revival, showcasing the talents of Mike Ploog and Steve Ditko alongside Colan, and remains a touchstone for its dark, operatic storytelling.