That night, Drake is visited by Jeanie who attempts to tempt Frank into becoming her next victim. With the process done, Dracula then feeds upon Von Harbou, revealing that he knew that it was Carl - as a boy - who betrayed him to the men who killed him last.ĭays later, Frank Drake and Clifton Graves arrive in London, having brought Dracula's coffin with them, Drake ready and confident that Dracula will come to them and that he will be ready to stop his murderous ancestor.

Dracula asks Von Harbou to help conceal his pale skin tone in order to more easily pass as a normal human. Afterwards, Dracula pays a visit to Carl Von Harbou, a man who, as a boy years ago had been a loyal servant to Dracula prior to his recent death. While down in the village below, Dracula stalks and kills another girl to feed upon her blood. Brought up to speed, Drake explains the first part of his plan to get revenge against Dracula: stealing the vampire lords coffin. Hearing cries for help, Frank and Gort find Clifton Graves trapped in a pit and help him out. Taking Gort into Dracula's tomb, he explains to the man-servant the events that led up to Dracula's resurrection and the vampire lords subsequent escape after he turned Jeanie into a vampire and the local towns folk had lit Castle Dracula ablaze.

United States of America (Only in recap)įrank Drake has returned to the burnt out ruins of Castle Dracula with a valet named Gort, hoping to get revenge on his immortal ancestor, Count Dracula who had succeeded into changing Drake's lover Jeanie into a vampire.

Ellie (a bar patron) (First appearance).

Fritz (Carl von Harbou's patient) (First and only known appearance).

Carl von Harbou (First appearance) (Dracula's former assistant) (Death).

Village Girl (Unnamed) (First and only known appearance dies).Jeanie (Main story and recap) (Apparent death).but in the final analysis, the game is mine - as it always has been - will always be - mine - forever mine! - Dracula Appearing in ''The Fear Within!'' Know this, Frank Drake - you've won a battle.

Tomb of Dracula by Gerry Conway