Published: August 1973
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Story Featuring Tomb of Dracula
Nick Caputo credited Frank Brunner as possible penciler but notes "Tom" with an illegible name on a sign near the motorcyclist's head, making him suspect Palmer may have drawn the cover on his own.
"His flight has been long -- hideously long and tiring,"
Faust uses voodoo dolls against his enemies as Dracula pursues Faust's enforcer Brand whom he at last kills and transforms into a vampire.
Letter Column Featuring Tomes to the Tomb!
Letters from: Bill Coon, Rex Evans, and Buddy Meisler.
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