Dracula

In 1984, Catalan Communications launched a single-issue prestige comic adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, rendered in lush, atmospheric detail by Spanish artist Fernando Fernández. This oversized, painted graphic novel stands as a faithful and visually striking translation of the classic horror novel, notable for its European artistic sensibility and its place in the early wave of mature-reader, album-format comics. Though brief, the series remains a cherished entry for fans seeking a beautifully illustrated, text-respecting take on the vampire mythos.