Whitby World Dracula Day celebration with Dacre Stoker

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“Celebrating the 126th Anniversary of Dracula. Dacre Stoker (Great-Grand-Nephew of Bram Stoker) and Chris McAuley will be delivering a lecture on the StokerVerse. Why it is the authentic continuation of Bram Stoker’s vision and also showcasing the latest comic – Dracula The Return: Cult of the White Worm

Check it out here!

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StokerVerse

The StokerVerse is the brainchild of Chris McAuley and Dacre Stoker and encompasses all things ‘Horror’. As the name implies the range was originally inspired by the works of Bram Stoker. With a series of novels, comics and games being published, the StokerVerse is becoming known as one of the leading brands in the genre.

“Chris McAuley crafts tales which truly take the reader into the world of the story. Leading you into the dark and introducing you to gripping narratives and creatures. His work and genius scare the absolute hell into me.” – Joe Pasquale

The StokerVerse has ranges featuring best selling horror authors Paul Kane, Dacre Stoker, Denise Ciecin, Joe Pasqualle and John Peel.

Through the StokerVerse we take readers into the hidden world of Dracula and beyond.

Dracula The Return – Cult of the White Worm – Issue #1

For the first time in literary history, a member of the Stoker family is writing a comic script that officially continues the story of Dracula from the classic novel.

Cult Of The White Worm is the first mini series in the official continuation of the classic novel DRACULA by Bram Stoker, brought to you authentically by co-writers Dacre Stoker and Chris McAuley.

Contained in a 32-page comic book the story kicks off right at the end of the novel, and utilising Bram Stoker’s own notes, the iconic count is brought back to life in an authentic and faithful, yet fresh and exciting new way.

The first 21-pages are a full colour chapter of Cult Of The White Worm with stunning art by Chris Geary and Matt Soffe. We also reveal the mysterious 4th Bride and delve into the backstory of Dracula’s man servant Renfield in two 5 page back up comic strips, one of which is co written by Buffy The Vampire Slayer writer Denise Ciencin with art by the Eagle award winning David Hitchcock.