Dracula Classic Magazine (1976 Eerie Publications)
Emerging from the cobwebs of his decaying castle, he uttered to Renfield the immortal words, "I am Count Dracula, I bid you welcome." Dracula Classic (1976) was a horror magazine published by Eerie Publications. This edition consists of short stories and articles accompanied by B&W photos of Dracula as portrayed by Max Schreck, Bela Lugosi, and Christopher Lee. Includes "The Corpse that Walked by Night" by John Thomas Church, "Bela Lugosi: The Man Who Made Dracula Famous," "A History of Vampires," and "Dracula's Guest" by the father of the modern day gothic horror, Bram Stoker (a must-read for any Dracula fan).Ā
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Dracula Classic Magazine (1976 Eerie Publications)
Dracula Classic Magazine (1976 Eerie Publications)
Emerging from the cobwebs of his decaying castle, he uttered to Renfield the immortal words, "I am Count Dracula, I bid you welcome." Dracula Classic (1976) was a horror magazine published by Eerie Publications. This edition consists of short stories and articles accompanied by B&W photos of Dracula as portrayed by Max Schreck, Bela Lugosi, and Christopher Lee. Includes "The Corpse that Walked by Night" by John Thomas Church, "Bela Lugosi: The Man Who Made Dracula Famous," "A History of Vampires," and "Dracula's Guest" by the father of the modern day gothic horror, Bram Stoker (a must-read for any Dracula fan).Ā
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Emerging from the cobwebs of his decaying castle, he uttered to Renfield the immortal words, "I am Count Dracula, I bid you welcome." Dracula Classic (1976) was a horror magazine published by Eerie Publications. This edition consists of short stories and articles accompanied by B&W photos of Dracula as portrayed by Max Schreck, Bela Lugosi, and Christopher Lee. Includes "The Corpse that Walked by Night" by John Thomas Church, "Bela Lugosi: The Man Who Made Dracula Famous," "A History of Vampires," and "Dracula's Guest" by the father of the modern day gothic horror, Bram Stoker (a must-read for any Dracula fan).Ā











