Dracula may be a centuries-old vampire, but it wasn't until 1931, when Hungarian actor Bela Lugosi brought him to life in director Tod Browning's classic Universal film of the same name, that the character achieved true immortality. For almost 100 years, Lugosi and Browning's portrayal of the infamous vampire and the world he inhabits has lived rent-free in the psyches of film lovers around the world, and this week, comic readers will see how it serves as vibrant fuel for one of modern comics most exciting creative teams.
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