Drácula

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Esta serie profundiza en los orígenes y las posteriores aventuras oscuras del vampiro más icónico de la literatura. Amplía el querido clásico, explorando los misterios antiguos y el génesis mismo del mal. Los lectores se ven obsequiados con una narrativa apasionante que fusiona el horror sobrenatural con la intriga histórica y la profundidad psicológica. Estas historias ofrecen una continuación y reinvención cautivadoras, garantizadas para cautivar a los fanáticos de la tradición gótica y el suspense.

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