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Tomb of Dracula
#25 · 1974
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Marvel Comics · 1974 · CGC 9.6 · Universal Blue
Tomb of Dracula #25 (Marvel Comics, 1974) — 1st Hannibal King Origin Marv Wolfman. CGC 9.6 Near Mint+.
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Tomb of Dracula #25, published by Marvel Comics in 1974 (Bronze Age). Listing notes: 1st Hannibal King Origin Marv Wolfman.
Graded CGC 9.6 Near Mint+. The book is sealed in its tamper-evident CGC holder.
This copy is encapsulated by CGC at 9.6 on a Universal Blue label. The holder is intact and has not been cracked, re-sealed or altered.
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Characters
Blade first appeared in The Tomb of Dracula #10, cover-dated July 1973, created by writer Marv Wolfman and artist Gene Colan as a vampire hunter with wooden knives and a grudge against Dracula. The character's 1998 film made the issue a major Bronze Age key, and demand has stayed high since.
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Key issues
The Comics Code's 1971 revision allowed vampires, werewolves and ghouls back into comics when handled in the tradition of classic literature. Marvel responded with a horror line that produced some of the Bronze Age's most valuable keys: Werewolf by Night (Marvel Spotlight #2, February 1972), Tomb of Dracula #1 (April 1972), Ghost Rider (Marvel Spotlight #5, August 1972), Blade (Tomb of Dracula #10, July 1973) and Moon Knight (Werewolf by Night #32, August 1975).
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Values
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