Dracula (Dell)

    (Dell, 1962, 1966-1973)
™ and ©1966, 1972 Dell Publishing Co.

Dell reinvents the most famous Transylvanian villain as a super-hero in this imaginative series. In short, after years of living down his family name’s ill-deserved infamy, Al Dracula discovers a serum that can cure brain disease. Unfortunately, since the serum is derived from bats, it has a side effect: those who take it can turn into a bat at will and always have the phenomenal radar sense of bats. When Dracula accidentally drinks some of his own serum, he decides to use his new super-powers to combat evil as it appears, especially in America, where he is introducing his miracle cure.
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  • 1
    #1
    Bela Lugosi as Dracula on cover, but story is not a movie adaptation
    Dec 1962
    Cover: $0.12
    W: Don Segall  ·  A: Max Elkan
    Movie adaptation; Oct-Dec issue
    No copies available
  • 2
    #2
    Nov 1966
    Cover: $0.12
    W: Don Segall  ·  A: Bill Fracchio
    Origin of Dracula (Al U. Card)
    3 copies from $1.28
  • 3
    #3
    Feb 1967
    Cover: $0.12
    W: Don Segall  ·  A: Bill Fracchio
    3 copies from $1.70
  • 4
    #4
    Mar 1967
    Cover: $0.12
    W: Don Segall  ·  A: Bill Fracchio
    Origin of Fleeta (B.B. Beebe)
    1 copy for $20.00
  • 6
    #6
    Jul 1972
    Cover: $0.15
    W: Don Segall  ·  A: Bill Fracchio
    Reprints from Dracula (Dell) #2; Follows #4 (there was no #5)
    6 copies from $6.80
  • 7
    #7
    Nov 1972
    Cover: $0.15
    W: Don Segall  ·  A: Bill Fracchio
    Reprints from Dracula (Dell) #3
    3 copies from $11.00
  • 8
    #8
    Jul 1973
    Cover: $0.20
    W: Don Segall  ·  A: Bill Fracchio
    Reprints from Dracula (Dell) #4; Final Issue
    No copies available