Monster Madness Game Board!

Here's a very cool game... Monster Madness lets you play one of the classic Universal Monsters -- including Dracula, naturally! The box art will be coming up some time!

Dracula Poster!

I love this poster... it looks like it could've been a comic book cover of the 1940s!

Scars of Dracula/Horror of Frankenstein Pressbook!

Blood of Dracula Still!

Monster Pinbacks!

Here's yet another monster collectible that uses either the original Aurora Model Kit art, or it was copied from it!

Blood of Dracula's Castle Mexican Lobby Card!

Taste the Blood of Dracula Italian Photobusta!

Dracula Vs. Frankenstein Mexican Lobby Card!

Horror of Dracula French Poster!

1975 Marvel Comics Calendar!

And there's Dracula, as potrayed in Marvel's comic, there on the left!

Dracula, Prince of Darkness Belgium Poster!

Dracula Still!

Dracula 1974 Slurpee Cup!

This Slurpee Cup was part of the Marvel Super-Heroes Slurpee cups of 1974, and you should know by now that means this art is from Tomb of Dracula!

Dracula AD 1972 Still!

Dracula Paint By Numbers Box!

Dracula Still!

Lincoln International Dracula Action Figure!

I've shown the Mego Dracula, and the Remco Dracula (in two scales)... here's Lincoln International's Dracula, which probably had the lowest MSRP of all figures in this scale! Don't worry, we'll get to the AHI Dracula some day!

Mego "Mad Monsters" Dracula Figure!

While Mego is better known for their World's Greatest Super-Heroes, Planet of the Apes, and Star Trek action figure lines (among many others), they also produced a set of collectible monster action figures -- but they did them after AHI did their own "World's Greatest Super-Monsters" line that licensed the Universal monsters! So Mego had to use more generic versions of the monsters. While the silk-screened costumes worked well with their superheroes, I don't believe it works so well for the monsters.

There were glowing and non-glowing versions of these figures.

Happy Birthday, Lon Chaney, Jr.!

Lon Chaney, Jr., born Creighton Chaney on February 10, 1906 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The Dracula Scrapbook!

I'm pretty sure I've seen a copy of this book sometime, somewhere... but I've never looked through it!

Dracula Bendy!

This Bendy figure was produced in the 1970s by AHI, as part of their "World Famous Super-Monsters" toy line.

Famous Monster Stand-Ups!

Because my "All-Dracula" photo files have been randomized, there'll be occasions like this where a follow-up photo (usually a close-up, or shot of contents of a box) will appear separately from the main photo! Anyway, this is from a "Famous Monsters" cardboard stand-up toy, that's very cool!

Monster Magic Playset!

This is an interesting item... it's basically a standard kids' magic set, but look closely at the figures on either side. They're both altered versions of Aurora Model Kit artwork! The one on the left is a modified Frankenstein Monster, and the one on the right is a modified Dracula!

Monster Flicker Rings!

Originally sold in vending machines, these are valued collectibles these days!

Happy Birthday, John Carradine!

John Carradine, born Richmond Reed Carradine on February 5, 1906, in New York City.

Taste the Blood of Dracula Still!

Brides of Dracula Spanish Poster!

Scars of Dracula Still!

Dracula AD 1972 Still!

Return of Dracula Lobby Cards!