This ranked list spotlights Dracula's most impactful Marvel comics appearances, taking into consideration how well-written the character is, the quality of the art, inking, worldbuilding, and ...

After both Tomb of Dracula and Ghost Rider started to sell like demonic hotcakes, Marvel editorial tried their hand at the Creature. He got a try-out of sorts in a ‘60s issue of Uncanny X-Men ...

Covers for Marvel's Tomb of Dracula series from the '70s. Marvel Comics Despite being set in the Marvel Universe, superheroes intruded into the events of the series only on very rare occasions.

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.

Tomb of Dracula had a certain amount of repetitiveness, to be sure. Every issue had to feature Dracula defeated, cursing his foes, and then plotting another scheme.