Dracula

In this 12-issue Swedish series from 1972–1973, Dracula steps out of Bram Stoker's shadow into a modern horror landscape, blending gothic atmosphere with the kinetic, shadow-drenched art of Gene Colan, Gil Kane, and Neal Adams. Scripted by Gunnar Ingman alongside American writers like Gerry Conway—and even drawing on the cosmic dread of H. P. Lovecraft—the series reimagines the Count for a new era, fusing European sensibilities with the bold, experimental energy of 1970s comics. A distinctive, cross-cultural take on the vampire myth, it remains a cult landmark for its striking visuals and eerie, genre-bending narratives.