Black and White Wednesday: "A Poison of the Blood" by Conway, Colan, and Palmer

Hooooooow's it shakin', Groove-ophiles! Today we're gonna haunt the city streets of the 1970s with The Prince of Darkness, himself! No, baby, Ol' Groove's not rappin' 'bout Love at First Bite(sheesh!)! Talkin' 'bout Marvel's Dracula Lives! #1 (February 1973)! Here's a classic shocker by the terrifying team of Gerry Conway, Gene Colan, and Tom Palmer..."A Poison of the Blood!"

Black and White Wednesday: "Child of the Sun" by Claremont and Marcos

HowOOOOOOOOOO's it going, Groove-ophiles! Here's another pulp-ish prose tale from one of Marvel's best Groovy Age b&w mags, Dracula Lives! Ish #8 (July 1974) featured "Child of the Sun" written by a young Chris Claremont with spot illos by Pablo Marcos! Check it out!

Black and White Wednesday: "Bounty for a Vampire!" by Isabella and DeZuniga

Welcome to my parlor, Groove-ophiles! Two Tonys, Isabella and DeZuniga, had a major inspiration for Dracula Lives! #13 (May 1975)--cowboys and vampires! Prepare for one of the most unique Dracula tales you ever read..."Bounty for a Vampire!"

Black and White Wednesday: "That Dracula May Live Again!" by Wolfman and Adams

Pullin' out the big guns today, Groove-ophiles! In Dracula Lives! #2 (April 1973) Marv Wolfman and Neal Adams (with "spiritual advising" by Archie Goodwin) turned the awesome origin of Dracula loose on fandom! I love the line in the contents page that calls "That Dracula May Live Again!", "The tale that Bram Stoker forgot--but Marvel didn't!" Leave it to Mighty Marvel to do what everyone else talked about doing--to show how the "real Dracula" (Vlad the Impaler) became the literary vampire Count Dracula. This is Wolfman and Adams in top form, baby! Are ya ready...?

Black and White Wednesday: "To Walk Again in Daylight!" by Gerber and Buckler

Good EEEEEvening, Groove-ophiles! It's a little early for Halloween, but what the hey! Check out this classic Dracula shocker by the titanic team of Steve Gerber, Rich Buckler, and Pablo Marcos from Dracula Lives! #1 (February 1973). Ain't it a beaut? And there's no extra charge for the red ink!