The trouble alert loses points for the perspective, but gets extra points for the exclamation point. It quickly emerges that laserproof capes and Superman is called in.
Now that’s productivity!īecause this is a kid’s cartoon, he does this with some weird powder and laser eyes, which LUCKILY Batman and Robin can deflect. Dracula wakes up after a hundred year sleep and decides to IMMEDIATELY TURN EVERYONE ON EARTH INTO A VAMPIRE, without even a coffee or anything. The next time Namtab fought Alucard was in 1978, in an episode of Challenge of the Superfriends titled “Attack of the Vampire”. Perhaps the only Batman to feature what appears to be an Egyptian hieroglyph in his emblem. Both of these films seems to have been lost forever, as I could find no way to watch them, which is a shame, because look at this poster: The two titans have not met as often as you might think! There were two unofficial live action encounters in the 1960s – 1964’s “Batman Dracula”, directed by Andy Warhol, and “Batman Fights Dracula” in 1967, directed by Leody M. “I’m sure these two have fought hundreds of time, there’s loads to draw from, I’ll probably even have time to go get ice-cream later!” I continued, clearing a space on my shelf for the Pulitzer I was destined to get for writing a stupid pop culture internet article. “This’ll be a cakewalk,” I thought to myself, sitting down to write what I’m sure will be an informative and hilarious article about Batman and Dracula. Bram Stoker, a known time traveller, then took this idea and ran with it, using the concept in his 1897 novel Dracula (pronounced “Drak-oo-ler”), with some aspects of the character taking inspiration from 15 th century Romanian general Vlad the Impaler.
And what’s spookier and scarier than grand master of the vampires, Vlad The Impaler, AKA Alucard, AKA “Funky Jenson the Magic Fang Monster”, AKA Dracula?ĭracula was originally created in October 1971 to promote a chocolate breakfast cereal, although back then he was known as “Count Chocula”. It’s Halloween! Time for spookiness and scariness. Dracula’s story remains Untold…NO LONGER.
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