Eric BrooksBlade. Himself a half-human/half-vampire, "Daywalker" Eric Brooks has honed his abilities to hunt down the undead who have long terrorized mankind.
Meet Blade, Bloodline, Dracula, Morbius, and more bloodsuckers in this breakdown of the Marvel Universe's major vampires! In addition to its high-flying heroes and world-ending threats, the Marvel Universe is home to a wide variety of vampires.
His existence began as part of a dark plot to murder a legendary Atlantean-born king many Marvel fans will remember: Kull the Conqueror. For years, King Kull protected his kingdom from dark magic.
Jure Grando Alilović or Giure Grando (1578–1656) was a villager from the region of Istria (in modern-day Croatia) who may have been the first real person described as a vampire in historical records.
Michael Morbius is a biochemist-turned-bloodsucker. After years of experimentation to eliminate his rare blood disease, Morbius gained a cure… and an acute case of vampirism. The side effects? Enhanced senses, an aversion to light, and an insatiable thirst for blood.
In DC Comics vampires exist, including individuals such as Andrew Bennett, known as I, Vampire. In some Elseworld stories, even Batman has become a vampire.
The vampires encompassed the Vampire Nation. They were divided into various different sects located in different parts of the world. These sects were all governed by the most powerful vampire of them all, that being Dracula, though his position could be usurped.
There is a legend amongst the Hebrew people that tags Judas, betrayer of Christ, as the original vampire. We know from ancient texts that Vampires were present on the Earth prior to Jesus' crucifixion, yet the legend is still quite intriguing. The story can be found within the book of Matthew.
Bram Stoker (born November 8, 1847, Clontarf, County Dublin, Ireland—died April 20, 1912, London, England) was an Irish writer best known as the author of the Gothic horror tale Dracula (1897).
Michael Morbius stalks the night as Morbius the Living Vampire. Suffering of a rare blood disease, Morbius turned to a cure that used vampire bat DNA. It mutated him into a blood-sucking creature of the night, and pseudo-vampire.
The Avengers face-off with Dracula and his vampire army after he has partially converted Black Widow into a vampire. It's a race against time to stop Black Widow from becoming a full vampiress.
With a history that predates the sinking of Atlantis, vampires are one of Marvel's oldest races, and they've counted both terrifying villains and active members of the X-Men and the Avengers among their ranks.
Nerd Hulk became a vampire, and worked for the mysterious vampire, known only as Anthony. Hulk was later responsible for capturing and turning Stick and Daredevil. Because of his absence, Hulk was implanted with a tracking device and was tracked down by the Avengers and S.H.I.E.L.D.
This was the legend of Jure Grando, the first human to ever be called a vampire. The story was heard by Johann Weikhard von Valvasor while visiting Kringa on his travels.
You won't actually find vampires in the Bible. Werewolves, zombies, vampires, and other such fictional beings are creatures originating from medieval folklore and ancient mythology. Legend suggests that vampires are corpses who leave their graves at night to drink the blood of sleeping humans.
In popular folklore, bloodthirsty beings in human form with fangs that survive by eating the raw flesh and blood out of living people, especially at night are called werewolves. It is correct to say that the word “Werewolf” is NOT in the Bible.
Lycans: Being natural born werewolves, Lycans are far stronger than most vampires, omegas, kitsune, djinn, supernatural hunters, and humans. Some have been known to be stronger than Betas.
Dracula is the strongest vampire ever to exist, being over 966 years old and possessing the immense power of the Forgotten One. Superhuman speed - Vampires possess speed far beyond that of humans. Elder vampires such as Carmilla and Dracula, who appear human in appearance, can move extremely fast should the need arise.
Dracula gained magical enhancements from the cult of Darkholders and ultimately became powerful enough to oppose the thunder-god Thor. He was killed along with every other vampire on Earth, however, when Doctor Strange used the Montesi Formula.
