stoker, bram

A graphic novel adaptation of Bram Stoker's "Dracula" in which Jonathan Harker travels to Transylvania, where he meets the eccentric Count Dracula and uncovers an ancient evil.

Profiles the life and works of nineteenth-century Irish author, Bram Stoker, and chronicles his childhood which was plagued by illness, his education, and his literary career which included his most famous publication, "Dracula.".

On an expedition to Egypt in 1947, Abel Trelawney and John Corbeck discover the tomb of the ancient Egyption Queen Tera, who has cursed her tomb and vowed to return to life.

Discusses Vlad the Impaler, the historical person behind Count Dracula, describes how Bram Stoker came to write his famous novel about him, and examines how the character has been portrayed on stage and screen.

This book is completely revised, with an all-new comics adaptation of DRACULA. Returning from the first edition are "The Judge's House," "Torture Tower," and "The Lair of the White Worm.".

Includes the "missing" first chapter of Dracula, fully annotated with facts and legends about Dracula, Transylvania, and vampires with an introductory essay and traces the literary history of the vampire novel.

Discusses Vlad the Impaler, the historical person behind Count Dracula, describes how Bram Stoker came to write his famous novel about him, and examines how the character has been portrayed on stage and screen.

A biography of the theatrical manager and prolific author who, among other achievements, completed the novel "Dracula" in 1897.

Biography of the author of "Dracula," detailing his role as the manager of London's Lyceum Theatre, his cultivation of actor Henry Irving, and exploring the link between Stoker's life and his fiction.