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* BrainInAJar: Dr. Sun was part of a project in China to develop this technology, but when his superior thought he was stalling, Sun was subjected to the process himself. It worked rather too well, as Sun's brain was hooked up to computers whose energy he was able to tap and use to give himself superhuman mental powers.
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* ExplosiveInstrumentation: In Dr. Sun's lab, the vampire Brand tackles Dracula into some electronic instruments, which immediately begin exploding.
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* GhostMemory: Dr. Sun uses a device to implant Dracula's memories into Dracula's vampire spawn Brand.
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''The Tomb of Dracula'' is a 1972 [[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks Bronze Age]] horror comic book from Creator/MarvelComics, based on {{Dracula}}. It follows [[ComicBook/DraculaMarvelComics Count Dracula]]'s exploits throughout Europe and America as he tries out various evil schemes while fighting with vampire hunters and various monsters. The series is most well known today for introducing vampire hunter Eric Brooks, a.k.a. ComicBook/{{Blade}}. Most issues were drawn by Gene Colan and written by Marv Wolfman.
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''The Tomb of Dracula'' is a 1972 [[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks Bronze Age]] horror comic book from Creator/MarvelComics, based on {{Dracula}}. It follows [[ComicBook/DraculaMarvelComics Count Dracula]]'s exploits throughout Europe and America as he tries out various evil schemes while fighting with vampire hunters and various monsters. The series is most well known today for introducing vampire hunter Eric Brooks, a.k.a. ComicBook/{{Blade}}. Most issues were drawn by Gene Colan and written by Marv Wolfman.
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''The Tomb of Dracula'' is a 1972 [[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks Bronze Age]] horror comic book from Creator/MarvelComics. It follows Count {{Dracula}}'s exploits throughout Europe and America as he tries out various evil schemes while fighting with vampire hunters and various monsters. The series is most well known today for introducing vampire hunter Eric Brooks, a.k.a. ComicBook/{{Blade}}. Most issues were drawn by Gene Colan and written by Marv Wolfman.
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''The Tomb of Dracula'' is a 1972 [[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks Bronze Age]] horror comic book from Creator/MarvelComics. Creator/MarvelComics, based on {{Dracula}}. It follows [[ComicBook/DraculaMarvelComics Count {{Dracula}}'s Dracula]]'s exploits throughout Europe and America as he tries out various evil schemes while fighting with vampire hunters and various monsters. The series is most well known today for introducing vampire hunter Eric Brooks, a.k.a. ComicBook/{{Blade}}. Most issues were drawn by Gene Colan and written by Marv Wolfman.
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: [[ComicBook/{{Apocalypse}} Apocalypse]] despite Dracula's best efforts.
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* BreakingAndBloodsucking:
** In ''Day of Blood! Night of Redemption!'', Lila has locked herself in her dorm and lies in bed mourning the death of her girlfriend. Dracula slips through her door as a mist and she's terrified because she recognizes him and had seen him kill before. A moment later his shirt comes off and his [[VampiresAreSexGods raw, primal sex appeal]] overpowers both her fear and her protests of being lesbian. He feeds during sex dooming her to become his [[SingleTargetSexuality obsessed slave]].
** In ''The Savage Return of Dracula'', an unconscious Jeanie is left as bait on a bed in Castle Dracula, a crucifix around her neck to protect her. Dracula returns from a hunt and finds her in one of his rooms. He attempts to attack her when Frank counterattacks, [[spoiler: but he is overpowered and left for dead. Jeanie awakens and Dracula hypnotizes her to throw away the cross. Once she is defenseless, Dracula drains her dry]].
** In ''Day of Blood! Night of Redemption!'', Lila has locked herself in her dorm and lies in bed mourning the death of her girlfriend. Dracula slips through her door as a mist and she's terrified because she recognizes him and had seen him kill before. A moment later his shirt comes off and his [[VampiresAreSexGods raw, primal sex appeal]] overpowers both her fear and her protests of being lesbian. He feeds during sex dooming her to become his [[SingleTargetSexuality obsessed slave]].
** In ''The Savage Return of Dracula'', an unconscious Jeanie is left as bait on a bed in Castle Dracula, a crucifix around her neck to protect her. Dracula returns from a hunt and finds her in one of his rooms. He attempts to attack her when Frank counterattacks, [[spoiler: but he is overpowered and left for dead. Jeanie awakens and Dracula hypnotizes her to throw away the cross. Once she is defenseless, Dracula drains her dry]].
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**BreakingAndBloodsucking: In ''Day of Blood! Night of Redemption!'', Lila has locked herself in her dorm and lies in bed mourning the death of her girlfriend. Dracula slips through her door as a mist and she's terrified because she recognizes him and had seen him kill before. A moment later his shirt comes off and his [[VampiresAreSexGods raw, primal sex appeal]] overpowers both her fear and her protests of being lesbian. He feeds during sex dooming her to become his [[SingleTargetSexuality obsessed slave]].
** In ''The Savage Return of Dracula'',issue #2, an unconscious Jeanie is left as bait on a bed in Castle Dracula, a crucifix around her neck to protect her. Dracula returns from a hunt and finds her in one of his rooms. He attempts to attack her when Frank counterattacks, [[spoiler: but he is overpowered and left for dead. Jeanie awakens and Dracula hypnotizes her to throw away the cross. Once she is defenseless, Dracula drains her dry]].
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** In ''The Savage Return of Dracula'',
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* CanonDiscontinuity: The 90s miniseries, whose events are ignored by subsequent stories set in Marvel universe.
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* DoesNotLikeMen: Daphne Wilkinson, head of the Wilkinson fashion house. She picked up her disdain for men initially because of her overbearing father grinding down her mother, then had a string of men steal her designs, refuse her employment or otherwise cross her. In the present day, she hires women in preference to men whenever possible, even if they're less competent. She also fails miserably at seducing a banker who holds her loans because she can't hide her disgust. She makes a deal with Dracula to have him kill her enemies in exchange for information she can give him, but [[DealWithTheDevil it does not end well for her.]]
* TheDragon: Vampirized Brand and later Juno to Dr. Sun.
* TheDragon: Vampirized Brand and later Juno to Dr. Sun.
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* DoesNotLikeMen: Daphne von Wilkinson, head of the Wilkinson fashion house. She picked up her disdain for men initially because of her overbearing father grinding down her mother, then had a string of men steal her designs, refuse her employment or otherwise cross her. In the present day, she hires women in preference to men whenever possible, even if they're less competent. She also fails miserably at seducing a banker who holds her loans because she can't hide her disgust. She makes a deal with Dracula to have him kill her enemies in exchange for information she can give him, but [[DealWithTheDevil it does not end well for her.]]
* TheDragon: Vampirized Brand and later Juno toDr. Doctor Sun.
* TheDragon: Vampirized Brand and later Juno to
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* EnemyMine: Just when it seems that everything is finally over upon Dracula's death, Dr. Sun puts his plan into motion to conquer the world and the vampire hunters are forced to resurrect the Lord of Vampires to stop the doctor.
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* EnemyMine: Just when it seems that everything is finally over upon Dracula's death, Dr. Doctor Sun puts his plan into motion to conquer the world and the vampire hunters are forced to resurrect the Lord of Vampires to stop the doctor.
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* FlayingAlive: Dracula rips the skin off a strip club guard's head in the 1991 miniseries.
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* ImpromptuTracheotomy: Drake hits Dracula in the throat with a stake in the 90's miniseries.
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* ManOnFire: One woman is burned to death in the 90's miniseries.
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* PhlebotinumOverload: How Dracula is defeated in 90s miniseries.
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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: After his initial defeat here, Dr. Sun later went on to bedevil ComicBook/{{Nova}} and the ComicBook/FantasticFour.
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* TakeOverTheWorld: Dr. Sun's primary goal.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: "And From Order There Will Come Chaos," a story in the second series, involves Dracula developing a mutually damaging psychic connection with the daughter of a woman Drake and Rachel saved from him about fifteen years ago. The girl's half-brother is a notable character early on but then inexplicably vanishes from the story while his mother and stepfather remain prominent.
