Dracula Lives #1 (1973 Curtis / Marvel Magazine Sized)

An American black-and-white horror comics magazine, this collection of stories features the Marvel version of the literary vampire Dracula.

A POISON of the BLOOD by Gerry Conway & Gene Colan, Tom Palmer

Dracula has come to Manhattan to investigate a newspaper article about Jackson Kubbard, the founder of Mysticology Inc., wherein Kubbard claims to be the reincarnation of Dracula's hated enemy Cogliostro. Dracula intends to learn the truth and if need be slay the mystic who has plagued him for so many centuries.

"SUFFER NOT A WITCH..." by Roy Thomas & Alan Weiss, Dick Giordano

Within Castle Dracula, Dracula broods three female vampires who attempt to cheer him up.  However, on this night, Dracula does not want wanton pleasures, but a fitting bride to fill the void in his life.  While far off in the New World, in Salem, Massachusetts, young Charity Brown dances out into the night.  Dracula reaches out to her, offering her every desire if she would only be his.  She agrees and is marked with his sign, unaware that another bears witness to the ordeal.

DRACULA IS ALIVE AND WELL AND LIVING ON MADISON AVENUE!

Editorial page

Zombie! by Tony DiPreta. From Journey into Mystery 5

A timeless tale of terror and of the Walking Dead!

Ghost of a Chance! From Adventures into Terror (as The Miracle)

A quiversome quickie

What Can You Say About a Five-Hundred-Year-Old Vampire Who Refuses to Die? by Marv Wolfman

Fright! by Stan Less & Russ Heath. From Journey into Mystery 5

A pot-boiler which proves that not all of the monsters in this world sleep in coffins during the 9-to-5 shift

"TO WALK AGAIN IN DAYLIGHT!" by Steve Gerber & Rich Buckler, Pablo Marcos

Dracula has come to France to seek out a scientific solution to his weakness to daylight and seeks out a doctor named Du Monte to try and free him from this limitation. Breaking into Du Monte's home, he confronts Du Monte with his demands. Du Monte hears his story and agrees to help Dracula on the condition that he does not kill the scientist after his work is done.