As a sequel to its acclaimed, Frankenstein issue (see February 2026 post), Fangoria now offers Vampires: The Biggest and Best Bloodsuckers From the Silver Screen and Beyond, with a vibrant, crimson-fringed cover featuring Christopher Lee from Dracula, Prince of Darkness.
In addition to its Hammer Horror flavoring, which includes many of the studio's chilling favorites, readers are treated to the regal realm of Universal, with Tod Browning/Bela Lugosi's 1931 landmark adaptation of Bram Stoker's perennial novel, Dracula.
Other parasitic highlights can be staked as well in the 100-page issue, including former Fangoria Editor-in-Chief Tony Timpone's "The Thirsty Thirty," historian Tom Weaver's "Dracula: The First 100 Years," an analysis of Anne Rice's legacy, pre-Dracula vampires, blue-collar vampires, black vampires, yuppie vampires, erotic vampires, comedic vampires and respectful retrospectives on Joss Whedon's Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Dan Curtis' Dark Shadows.
If you have a thirst for vampire lore (both the literary and the cinematic), this special release is an absolute must to disinter; why not take the big bite today?
https://www.fangoria.com/fangoria-presents-vampires/
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