Dracula and Frankenstein are the biggest icons of horror, going back to 19th century gothic literature, the golden age of ...

Publisher DC Comics may be famous for superheroes like Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. ... Batman & Dracula Trilogy (Red ...

THE CLOSET vol. 1. James Tynion IV writes the scariest comics out there. From his early work at Boom! with Memetic through his DC Black Label stuff like The Nice House on the Lake, he’s shown a ...

DC birthed the superhero in the late ’30s, a time that became known as the Golden Age of Comics. DC created many amazing characters during this period, with the Justice Society of America being ...

This week, Detective Comics begins a new Batman story, the Resurrection of Magneto begins, and Universal Monsters: Dracula concludes.All this, plus Damn Them All reaches it ends, Rom the ...

Dracula and Frankenstein are the biggest icons of horror, going back to 19th century gothic literature, the golden age of Hollywood, and yes, the DC and Marvel Comics universes.

9. Batman & Dracula Trilogy (Red Rain, Bloodstorm, and Crimson Mist, 1991-1998) by Doug Moench and Kelley Jones DC Comics. Writer Doug Moench and artist Kelley Jones were already famous for their ...

Dracula and Frankenstein are the biggest icons of horror, going back to 19th century gothic literature, the golden age of Hollywood, and yes, the DC and Marvel Comics universes.Since both ...

DC Comics. In 2002, the actual Dracula fought Superman at last. This happened in Superman vol.2 #180, by writers Jeph Loeb and Geoff Johns and artist Ian Churchill.