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Eerie #12

1953-08-01 · 36 pages

"Dracula" in Eerie #12 (1953) delivers a chilling twist on the mind-reading trope, following Lucius, a carnival con artist whose accidental head injury unlocks real psychic powers—leading to fame, fortune, and a deadly reckoning. With spot illustrations by an unknown team and a striking cover by Gene Fawcette and Vince Alascia, this early horror tale blends deception and the supernatural in a way that lingers long after the final page.

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