Tag Dracula
The Unbelievably Bizarre ‘Worlds of Power’ Novel Based on ‘Castlevania II’
Filed under: Gaming, Humor
Here's what happens on the very first page of the 1990 "Worlds of Power" novelization of Castlevania II: Simon's Quest for the NES:
"No, Count Dracula! You will not drink my spirit this day!" he said, snapping his ... [read more]
ComicsAlliance Reviews ‘Blade Trinity’ (2004), Part One
Filed under: Marvel, Movies Over the past year, Chris Sims and David Uzumeri have provided ComicsAlliance with in-depth reviews of the final season of Smallville and the Batman film franchise. Now, they turn their attention to a film franchise with a s... [read more]
Dracula the Unconquered: The Characters
This weekend, we’ve finally updated the Characters page for Dracula the Unconquered, with beautiful images from Steve and backstory from me on our three principal characters: Dracula, Thalia and Varney. So if you want to find out a little more about them with some information that may or [read more]
Chris Sims Trolls the Classics in ‘Dracula: The Unconquered’ [Interview]
Filed under: Indie, Interviews, Humor, Digital Comics
You might think you know the real story of Count Dracula, but how much can be certain when our only account of the legendary vampire is a composite of multiple persons' different points of view? ... [read more]
Dracula the Unconquered Is Here!
Dracula the Unconquered is here! As promised, the first issue of the new ongoing digital comic book series by me, Steve Downer and Josh Krach is now available for download for one thin American dollar! The first issue sets the stage for the entire series, introducing my versions [read more]
A Halloween Tribute Gallery for Gene Colan’s Dracula
Filed under: Marvel, Art
As the artist of 70 issues of Marve's Tomb of Dracula, the legendary Gene Colan defined the look of the world's most famous vampire in comic books. Teamed with equally legendary writers like Archie Goodwin and Marv Wolfman... [read more]
The 10 Most Ridiculous Quotes From That Episode of ‘Hercules’ Where He Fights Dracula
Filed under: Humor, Culture
A lot of people have Halloween traditions. Some carve pumpkins, some dress up, but me? I watch syndicated action shows from the '90s. Usually, I go with the spooky episode of Xena: Warrior Princess that features vampires,... [read more]
The First Six Pages of DRACULA THE UNCONQUERED #1!
Dracula the Unconquered #1 will be released on Monday for Halloween, and to get people as interested as I possibly can, we’ve put up the first six pages as a free preview! It’s the first 25% of the book, featuring story by me, art by Steve Downer and [read more]
31 Days of Halloween: Dracula the Unconquered
BY JEN VAUGHN - Comic writer, podcast host and serial blogger at his own website, The Invincible Super Blog, and Comics Alliance, Chris Sims sat down to have a chat with me about his upcoming Dracula comic to be fully released on Monday, October 31st, also known as Halloween. Six [read more]
DIGITAL COMICS: Dracula: The Company of Monsters gets free webcomic
Press Release Happy Halloween from Kurt Busiek, Daryl Gregory, Scott Godlewski, and Damian Couciero — who have a trick for the bags of comic book fans worldwide with the launch of the DRACULA: THE COMPANY OF MONSTERS webcomic! Launching right ... [read more]
IDW Publishing announces In the Shadow of Dracula
Press Release IDW Publishing is pleased to announce the launch of IN THE SHADOW OF DRACULA, a collection of expertly selected vampire prose stories. As popular and influential as Bram Stoker’s 1897 classic tale is, Dracula did not invent vampire R... [read more]
Two Interviews About DRACULA THE UNCONQUERED!
I’ve really been trying to get the word out about Dracula the Unconquered (first issue drops on Halloween!), and today, the first two interviews about the comic have gone up! So if you’d like to find out more about it, here’s where to check ‘em out: The first [read more]
DRACULA THE UNCONQUERED!
This is it, folks. The big announcement that I’ve been teasing over the past week: Dracula the Unconquered, an all-new digital ongoing series by me, Steve Downer and Josh Krach! Each issue is going to be a full-color 24-page story for $1, with Dracula and his assistant Thalia [read more]
SNEAK PEEK: BOOM! Studios for July 27, 2011
BOOM! Studios sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Dracula: The Company of Monsters #12, Ducktales #3, Incorruptible #20, Planet of the Apes #4, and Stan Lee’s The Traveler #9, that you can check out, after the jump. DRACULA: THE … Continue ... [read more]
TOYS: Star Trek and Movie Monsters get dolled up for toy release
Diamond Select Toys has announced new Star Trek and Universal Monsters figures are being prepped for an upcoming release. What is really nice about these figures is Art Asylum went through the trouble to make sure the Star Trek figures … Contin... [read more]
SNEAK PEEK: BOOM! Studios sneak peek for May 04, 2011
BOOM! Studios sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of titles arriving in stores this week. ELRIC: THE BALANCE LOST (FREE COMIC BOOK DAY) Written by Chris Roberson Drawn by Francesco Biagini SC, 32 pgs, FC, SRP: FREE COVER: Stephen Downer … Continue [read more]
SNEAK PEEK: BOOM! Studios for the Week of April 27, 2011
BOOM! Studios sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Planet of the Apes #1, The Amory Wars: In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 #10, Dracula: The Company of Monsters #9, Incorruptible #17, Insurrection v3.6 #2, Stan Lee’s The Traveler … Continue [read more]
SNEAK PEEK: Tomb of Dracula Presents: Throne of Blood #1
If you aren’t getting enough vampire action in your life, Marvel has you covered with Tomb of Dracula Presents: Throne of Blood #1 from writer Victor Gischler and artist Goran Parlov. TOMB OF DRACULA PRESENTS: THRONE OF BLOOD (FEB110543) Written … Continue [read more]
BOOM! Studios Sneak Peek: Dracula: The company of monsters
Spooktoberfest Special: The 1980 Tomb of Dracula Anime is Not Very Good
Did you know there was a Tomb of Dracula animated movie produced in 1980 for Japan? Well, not only do you know that now, but some enterprising soul uploaded the entire thing to YouTube, which means that today at ComicsAlliance, you can watch the entire thing with minute-by-minute [read more]