Dracula Lives, #2

Published: 1973

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Issue Contents:
The Birth of Count Dracula

Story Featuring Dracula

That Dracula May Live Again!

Story Featuring Dracula

"1459 -- 32 years before Colombus mastered three ships..."

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1459; origin of Dracula the vampire.

Vampires Drink Deep!

"Karl Croya is the graveyard watchman in the little town of Sverna, Hungary!"

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A business man attempts to swindle a coven of vampires by draining their blood every day and selling it back to them every evening.

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Who Is Bram Stoker and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things About Me?
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Includes one illustration and movie stills from Dracula (1931) and Jonathan Frid as Barnabas Collins from the gothic soap opera Dark Shadows.

The Terror That Stalked Castle Dracula!

Story Featuring Dracula

"The castle. Retrace the path of the life-giving river Arges..."

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1944.

One Corpse... One Vote!

"J-O-E D-U-G-A-N... that's an easy name to copy down!"

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The Voodoo Queen of New Orleans!

Story Featuring Dracula

"... ground burials, you see, were quite impossible until recently..."

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Marie Laveau's henchman steals Dracula's coffin, with Dracula inside, in New York and transports him to New Orleans to obtain vampire blood to complete a voodoo ritual.

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Enter Freely and of Your Own Will
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Editorial with Bela Lugosi as Dracula movie still.

"Awaken, my dear. The sun is almost risen..."

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Movie still from the Spanish version of Dracula (1931).

"Stop, Dr. Van Helsing! Please don't drive that stake!"

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Still from a horror movie

"In Transylvania, the name of Dracula is an old..."

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Film still of Christopher Lee as Dracula.

"What? Who the Devil- ?"

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Still from a horror movie

"Look master... they're back!"

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Movie still of Bela Lugosi and Carol Borland from Mark of the Vampire (1935).

"The master of the living dead -- in three of his most fantastic, most fear-fraught adventures:"

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Preview of the next issues contents.

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House ad for Vampire Tales (Marvel, 1973 series) #1.