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By: Marv Wolfman, Steve Englehart | Illustrator: Gene Colan
Dracula rises again in one of the most acclaimed Marvel Comics of the 1970s era - and faces off against Marvel's fan favorite vampire-hunting vampire, Blade!
The creative talents of Marv Wolfman, Gene Colan and Tom Palmer made The Tomb of Dracula the must-read comic of the 1970s. Lushly illustrated, beautifully colored and with taut stories that wove together thrilling action with in-depth character subplots, it was everything you could hope for in a comic book. And in this volume so many strands come together: the Doctor Sun saga concludes, Blade finally wreaks vengeance on the man who killed his mother and a resurrected Count Dracula finds an unholy bride who will bear his child. Dracula also crosses paths with Marvel mainstays, including a crossover where his sinks his teeth into Doctor Strange’s neck and a battle with the cosmic power of the Silver Surfer. The Marvel Masterworks, with their stunning new restoration, make these classics look better than ever.
COLLECTING: THE TOMB OF DRACULA (1972) #41-55 and DOCTOR STRANGE (1974) #14
Dracula rises again in one of the most acclaimed Marvel Comics of the 1970s era - and faces off against Marvel's fan favorite vampire-hunting vampire, Blade!
The creative talents of Marv Wolfman, Gene Colan and Tom Palmer made The Tomb of Dracula the must-read comic of the 1970s. Lushly illustrated, beautifully colored and with taut stories that wove together thrilling action with in-depth character subplots, it was everything you could hope for in a comic book. And in this volume so many strands come together: the Doctor Sun saga concludes, Blade finally wreaks vengeance on the man who killed his mother and a resurrected Count Dracula finds an unholy bride who will bear his child. Dracula also crosses paths with Marvel mainstays, including a crossover where his sinks his teeth into Doctor Strange’s neck and a battle with the cosmic power of the Silver Surfer. The Marvel Masterworks, with their stunning new restoration, make these classics look better than ever.
COLLECTING: THE TOMB OF DRACULA (1972) #41-55 and DOCTOR STRANGE (1974) #14