In May of 1897, Bram Stoker's novel "Dracula" was first published. It went on to popularize vampires and become one of the most adapted books ever. Counting the numerous spin-offs, Dracula may well be the most written-about figure in all of pop culture.
This is the first in a series of posts presenting artist visions of the King of Vampires. This week's selection are all interpretations of Dracula as viewed through the editorial lens of Marvel Comics.
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| By Russ Heath |
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| By Dick Giordano |
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| By Gene Colan |
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| By Bob Hall |
2 comments:
Dracula made Twilight cool. There have been so many renditions of him, that I wouldn't even know where to start. It's amazing that a figure so old can still have so much popularity today.
Sara
This is where I confess to knowing virtually nothing about the "Twilight" books or movies. I didn't even know Dracula was a character in them!
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