Dracula in Comics

• Editie in limba engleza. n n The mirror has been shattered into 47 pieces, each reflecting the image of Voivode Vlad Tepes and/or Count Dracula. Together, forty-seven original comic strips create the largest collective comic album ever published in Romania, a sweeping chronology that begins with the first years of Vlad Tepes’s reign and leaps forward all the way into the year 3087. n The journey opens with the historical study The Immortal Dracula, which uncovers fascinating premieres: the screening of Nosferatu in Romanian cinemas in 1922, the very first Romanian edition of Bram Stoker’s Dracula in 1928-1929, and the earliest drawings of Count Dracula by a Romanian artist, published in 1929.