Terrors of Dracula

From 1979 to 1981, Eerie Publications unleashed eight issues of Terrors of Dracula, a horror anthology that leaned heavily on the macabre atmosphere of its titular vampire. The series is most associated with the grotesque, detailed art of Basil Wolverton, who wrote across the run, with visuals from a rotating stable of artists including Oscar Novelle, Bill Alexander, and Larry Woromay. It stands as a late-era example of Eerie's signature blend of shock and grue, offering a grim, no-frills take on Dracula-themed terror for fans of pre-Code-style horror.