This came years after Marvel’s Dracula had his own title. ... Superman Fights Count Rominoff, DC’s Dracula. DC Comics. In 2002, the actual Dracula fought Superman at last.

Meanwhile, Count Dracula was also getting weird in his own book. In issue 21, we meet Doctor Sun, an evil Chinese scientist who had his brain removed and placed in a jar, giving him a thirst for ...

Marvel Comics has announced Dracula: Blood Hunt — a Blood Hunt tie-in series featuring the unlikely team-up of Count Dracula and Brielle Brooks/Bloodline, the daughter of Blade. Written by Danny ...

Dracula has been a notorious enemy in Marvel comics, facing off against iconic characters like Blade, Spider-Man, and The Avengers. Gene Colan's work in The Tomb of Dracula defined Dracula's ...

Marvel’s Dracula Is a Combination of Classic and Unique. Marvel Comics. Advertisement. ... And, of course, we’ve had a metric ton of parody versions, from Count Chocula to Hotel Transylvania.

Universal has released the first trailer for “Renfield,” a Dracula movie starring Nicolas Cage. Despite movie (and vampire) fans’ curiosity about Cage’s distinctive spin on the voice and ...

Tuesday, Marvel Comics officially unveiled Dracula, a new mini-series featuring the iconic vampire. The series, which serves as a tie-in to the publisher’s sizable Blood Hunt event this summer, ...

Yes, I'm talking about that Dracula, Vlad the Impaler, who has a long-standing if relatively low-key history as a Marvel Comics villain. In season 1 of Marvel Rivals, he and Doctor Doom have ...

Nicholas Hoult stars as the long-suffering servant to Nicolas Cage’s Count Dracula in this highly absurd, entertaining comedy. By Manohla Dargis When you purchase a ticket for an independently ...

"In 1972 I was a fledgling comics writer who mostly wrote short 2 to 8 page 'monster' stories when Editor Roy Thomas asked if I'd like to write Tomb of Dracula, my very first series for Marvel ...

This is the DC and Marvel history of Frankenstein’s Monster and Count Dracula. The DC Universe Dracula Dracula and Frankenstein attack Superman on the cover of 1980's Superman #344.