Tales of Horror Dracula

In the mid-1970s, Australia's Newton Comics took a bold, unlicensed plunge into the public domain, producing a 14-issue series that repurposed classic Marvel horror and monster art into a new Dracula-focused title. Featuring striking cover and interior work from American talents like Gil Kane, Frank Brunner, and John Buscema, Tales of Horror Dracula stands as a curious artifact of the era’s wild-west publishing landscape, recontextualizing familiar vampire imagery for an Antipodean audience.