For the first time ever Bram Stoker's gothic masterpiece is being united with the definitive screen Dracula, Bela Lugosi, in an all new graphic novel. Bram Stoker. Bela Lugosi. Two names forever bound byDracula. 15 years after the novel's publication, Dracula creator and author Bram Stoker passed away. He never got a chance to see how actor Bela Lugosi's ground-breaking stage and screen portrayal of his character electrified and terrified audiences in the late 20s and early 30s. This performance became iconic and set the standard by which all actors taking on the caped mantle would be judged. With a story so rich in detail and atmosphere, the version of Dracula that Lugosi starred in departed significantly from Stoker's original gothic tale. Now, for the first time, Bram Stoker's classic tale of horror and Bela Lugosi are properly introduced in an all-new graphic novel.With the cooperation of Lugosi LLC, Artist El Garing, Art Director Kerry Gammill, and adaptor Robert Napton take us on a journey into the heart of Stoker's masterpiece and reminds modern audiences why Bela Lugosi isDracula
For the first time ever Bram Stoker's gothic masterpiece is being united with the definitive screen Dracula, Bela Lugosi, in an all new graphic novel. Bram Stoker. Bela Lugosi. Two names forever bound byDracula. 15 years after the novel's publication, Dracula creator and author Bram Stoker passed away. He never got a chance to see how actor Bela Lugosi's ground-breaking stage and screen portrayal of his character electrified and terrified audiences in the late 20s and early 30s. This performance became iconic and set the standard by which all actors taking on the caped mantle would be judged. With a story so rich in detail and atmosphere, the version of Dracula that Lugosi starred in departed significantly from Stoker's original gothic tale. Now, for the first time, Bram Stoker's classic tale of horror and Bela Lugosi are properly introduced in an all-new graphic novel.With the cooperation of Lugosi LLC, Artist El Garing, Art Director Kerry Gammill, and adaptor Robert Napton take us on a journey into the heart of Stoker's masterpiece and reminds modern audiences why Bela Lugosi isDracula
