Vampires and Their Victims #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Vampire Prowls!", a haunting tale from Odd Publishing’s 2025 series, a musical comedy star named Ruth Morton becomes the target of a relentless vampire obsessed with her fame. When her husband Bill seeks help from the enigmatic Dr. Junius B. Jethro, the two set out to track the creature to a forgotten tomb—where the truth of its identity is revealed in a chilling confrontation. Written by Frank Belknap Long and illustrated by Leonard Starr, with inks by Starr, this issue blends gothic dread with a touch of vintage flair, all captured in a striking cover by Leonard Starr.
In "The Vampire Prowls!", musical comedy star Ruth Morton becomes the target of a centuries-old obsession, drawing the attention of her husband Bill and the enigmatic Dr. Junius B. Jethro. As the mystery deepens, Jethro and two officers pursue the creature to a forgotten tomb, uncovering the truth behind a name long buried—Marvin Sanders, dead since 1954. The stakes rise when the vampire’s identity is revealed, and the line between past and present blurs in a chilling confrontation beneath the cemetery’s shadow.
In the shadowed halls of Lunablanca Castle, a young American photographer uncovers a chilling secret beneath the romance of a moonlit courtship. Drawn to the enigmatic Countess Sinistra, she soon realizes the truth: the woman she loves is bound by a darker force, and only by confronting the real vampire can their love be freed.
Jacques Gravon, the famed puppet master, shares the spotlight with his eerie puppet Koko—until his three assistants, consumed by envy, betray him. On opening night, they murder Gravon and take the stage in his place, only to find Koko has awakened with a thirst far beyond performance.
In the remote Tyrolian alps, the town of Ravennes hides a secret tied to the bloodline of the vampire Erik Lustveg. When descendants Rod and Dot Blair return to investigate their family’s dark past, they uncover a legacy that’s far from buried—especially when the man they thought was myth begins to stir once more.
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↩ Reprints Adventures into the Unknown #3 (1949), The Beyond #2 (1951), Witchcraft #2 (1952), Eerie #7 (1952), Out of the Night #15 (1954)
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