Vampires (Marvel)
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Vampires are undead beings that feature in Marvel Comics.
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History
Origin
Overview
Once a century, a gathering was called among the various Vampire sects. (Death of Dracula v1 #1)
Their society were divided into a number of different sects which included:
- Anchorite : a lesser aggressive sect that mostly hide away from their brethren where they were content tending sheep and taking pigs blood thus living an existence cut off from both humans as well as other vampires. (Death of Dracula v1 #1)
- Charniputra :
- Claw : one of the two most powerful sects and often seated next to the Krieger in order to remind them that they were not the only force among their kind. (Death of Dracula v1 #1)
- Krieger : one of the two most powerful sects and often seated next to the Claw in order to remind them that they were not the only force among their kind. (Death of Dracula v1 #1)
- Mystikos : a modern and more technical sect among the group that handled electronics. (Death of Dracula v1 #1)
- Nosferatu :
- Purebloods :
- Siren : consisted entirely of seductresses. (Death of Dracula v1 #1)
- Trykes :
Members
- Dracula :
- Janus :
In media
Television
Films
Appearances
- Death of Dracula v1 #1: (2010)
External Links
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