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At last we come to the final issue of Dracula. Enric Sio provides his sole cover for the publication with this issue, and its quite a good...

Esteban Maroto provides the cover for this issue of Dracula, featuring Wolff fighting an ape-like creature. Unlike the previous Wolff cove...

Esteban Maroto once again provides a pen and ink cover for this issue of Dracula, featuring Wolff taking on an enemy while a woman watches. ...

Today I'll be covering the tenth issue of Dracula. I have purposely skipped over issue 9 for now because the New English Library editi...

After a 1 issue absense, Enrich Torres returns to provide a haunting cover for this issue of Dracula. This would be his final cover for th...

This issue of Dracula is the first to feature a cover by someone other than Enrich, in this case Esteban Maroto. In fact Enrich will only ...

Today I'll be covering the sixth issue of Dracula. As usual, the issue starts off with a cover by Enrich Torres. This would be the las...

  This issue will seem a bit familiar to Warren readers, with 2 stories that were eventually reprinted in Warren magazines a few years d...

Another issue of Dracula that spurns the formula; we once again have only 3 stories here, one of which (Jose Bea's this time) is 10 pa...

This issue of Dracula is the first to spurn the format established by the first 2 issues. Rather than have 4 five page stories, Agar-Agar ...

This second issue of Dracula starts off again with an Enrich cover, this time of a warrior (perhaps Wolff?) holding a partially bloody swo...

Back after yet another long absense, today's post is the first in hopefully what is 12 entries covering the publication Dracula by Bur...