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Who did the NEL covers for the Dracula Returns series? This, the first and Drums look to have something of the Bruce Pennington about them … The fifth of nine novels in the original Pinnacle series (NEL only reprinted six) sees Dracula reunited with his old sparring partner, Elizabeth Bathory, the ex-Bloody Countess who has since reinvented herself as a psychic sponge and is out to destroy the old count! Inside was the body of a beautiful naked woman! There, in the center of the room, was a huge, dust-covered glass box. Was it Elizabeth Bathory? Fighting a desire to turn and run, Janos crept past the bleached bones to the inner chamber. A small skeleton crumpled before a massive iron gateway. If the stories were true… this was the place! The place where Elizabeth Bathory had been walled up to die! Venturing down into the cavernous dungeons, Janos discovered the legendary bed chamber. Suddenly he came upon an ancient castle, a dark, mysterious place where, according to legend, a young woman had been murdered many years before. One afternoon a fine, strong young man named Janos strayed too far into the solemn hills above his tiny Hungarian village.
When the blood countess returns, even Dracula is filled with horror! Robert Lory – The Witching Of Dracula (New English Library, 1977) Posted in Justin Marriott, Magazines (NEL interest), NEL, Paperback Fanatic, Robert Lory | Tagged: Bruce Pennington, Dracula Returns, fantasy, fiction, horror, Horrorscope, Jan Parker, Justin Marriott, Leo Kessler, Paperback Fanatic, paperbacks, Philp Jose Farmer, pulp, Robert Lory, Sven Hassel, Vigilante, war pulp | Leave a Comment » The Prophecies of Bruce Pennington: master fantasy artist Pennington is given the Fanatic treatment in this definitive study which includes a massive checklist of his covers!īack Page Gallery: A selection of Jan Parker’s illustrations for Peter Haining’s Witchcraft & Black Magic (Hamlyn, 1971) Artist Jan Parker’s occult and fantasy paperback covers
The Memoirs of Lord Grandrith: a look back at Philp Jose Farmer’s ground-breaking Image of the Beast, Blown and A Feast Unknown.Įyes Wide Shut. Legion of the Damned! The first part of a study of the German war pulps from authors such as Sven Hassel and Leo Kessler and titles such as Reign in Hell, Blitzfreeze and Wheels of Terror! Trevor Jones on Justin Marriott – A Visu…ĭracula Lives! An exclusive interview with Robert Lory, author of the Dracula Returns, Horrorscope and Vigilante series’.
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