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Vampire Tales #2

Edition record · October 1973

Price history & market evidence

Price observations belong to this edition. Guide estimates, catalog references and completed sales are separate kinds of evidence.

GradeAmountEvidenceRecorded
10.0$4,368.00PriceCharting · guideguide1973-10-01
4.0$49.99PriceCharting · guideguide1973-10-01
6.0$107.80PriceCharting · guideguide1973-10-01
8.0$149.99PriceCharting · guideguide1973-10-01
9.2$241.25PriceCharting · guideguide1973-10-01
9.4$407.00PriceCharting · guideguide1973-10-01
9.6$3,696.00PriceCharting · guideguide1973-10-01
9.8$3,360.00PriceCharting · guideguide1973-10-01
9.2$140.00ComicBase · catalog referencecatalogDate not recorded
RAW$58.51PriceCharting · guideguide1973-10-01

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The table includes 9 guide observations and 1 catalog references. These are reference values, not guaranteed sale proceeds.

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V is for Vampire!

A text editorial.

A text editorial looking at the other roles Bela Lugosi performed outside of Dracula.

In this introductory story into the Satana character, Satana is walking the streets alone at night, when she realizes that she is being stalked by a man. She purposely leads the man into a dead end, allowing him to think that he will be able to have his way with her. However, when he kisses her, she gains the upper hand. Stealing his soul (which appears in the shape of a butterfly) for her self, Satana leaves telling her would-be attacker that it's best not to attack the Devil's daughter.

Creative credits

Writers: N/A, Doug Moench, Roy Thomas

Interior art: N/A, John Romita Sr.

Color: Black and White

Cover art: José Antonio Domingo

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COMICBASE: comicbase:1175715

GCD: 26794

PANEL PROFITS: 2455662

Original story text reference and licenseOriginal text reference ↗

CC BY-SA