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Tomb of Dracula, No. 34, p. 22

Location: Gene Colan
Artists: Gene Colan (Penciller) ,  Tom Palmer (Inker)

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Tomb of Dracula 34/22 Color
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Location: Gene Colan
Title: Tomb of Dracula, No. 34, p. 22*
Artist:  Gene Colan (Penciller) ,  Tom Palmer (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 223
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 6/7/2025

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The Tomb of Dracula was one of my favorite comics growing up due in large part to the glorious marriage of Gene Colan's pencils and Tom Palmer's inks.

This page from Issue No. 34, "Showdown of Blood," features a storyline from Issues 34 and 35 that has stayed with me over the years.

Miss Wilkinson, the heartless head of a fashion house on the brink of financial disaster, strikes a devil's deal with Dracula to both save her business and exact revenge on her enemies. The Miss Wilkinson storyline has a twist ending that would feel right at home in a classic EC horror tale.

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Lloyd White Member Since 2007
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Posted On 6/7/2025

What a beautiful page--these inks are gorgeous!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 6/8/2025

It's like a TV drama of that 70's time period shot in b&w!  That lighting is very dramatic and cinematic in every well staged panel.

Mark Levy Member Since 2004
1    
Posted On 6/8/2025

Interesting last panel - still a debate today!

Paul Roach Member Since 2014
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Posted On 1/23/2026

Great artistic pairing. Brilliant Colan compositions and storytelling, with amazing faces - all finished with Palmer's sumptuous inks. Great page!