Dracula #1/1974
"Veren myrkky" kicks off a chilling chapter in the Dracula saga, as the Count arrives in New York City under the cover of night, his presence felt only in the shadows. With Gene Colan’s moody artwork and Tom Palmer’s sharp inks bringing the gothic dread to life, Dracula prowls the city’s rooftops, drawn by hunger and unseen dangers. Boris Vallejo’s striking cover captures the menace of the moment, a haunting introduction to a dark urban hunt.
In "Veren myrkky," Dracula arrives in New York City, moving through its shadowed heights as a bat, drawn by the city’s pulse and the promise of fresh blood. As he watches from above, the night itself seems to hold new dangers—ones that may challenge even his ancient hunger.
In the quiet dread of a remote village, a researcher and their assistant confront a horror rising from the grave—a corpse that walks, defying death. As fear spreads through the night, the living begin to question who—or what—still walks among them.
In the grim shadows of a medieval keep, a prisoner pleads for mercy from a cruel nobleman whose delight lies in suffering. As the weight of despair presses down, a quiet, unsettling justice begins to stir—unseen, inevitable.
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