Dracula and Lucy (2)

An abnormally powerful vampire, Count Dracula is a Transylvanian nobleman intent on leaving his native land to drink the lifeblood coursing through London, the heart of the British Empire. Wholly evil, the Count is a powerful necromancer who can assume the form of wolf or bat, control the weather and turn the living into Un-Dead servants. It seems impossible that mere mortals could succeed in defeating powers ‘which mere modernity cannot kill.’ Lucy Westernra was once Mina’s best friend, a vivacious and desirable young woman courted by Holmwood, Seward, and Morris. Dracula’s seduction of her, and her subsequent transformation into a vampire, dispels her innocence and virtue. Now known as the Bloofer Lady, she haunts her graveyard, preying on passing children and seducing the cemetery’s unsuspecting grave diggers. Sculpted by Ernst Veingart. Cast in white metal. Painted for display by Mystic Spirals. Supplied unpainted and with a 25mm slottabase.