A 1940s-style horror comic book cover featuring Dracula, reimagined as a modern

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a 1940s-style horror comic book cover featuring Dracula, reimagined as a modern trap star. He’s dressed in oversized streetwear—a baggy, blood-red hoodie with a bold bat logo, layered over a black graphic t-shirt, paired with wide-legged distressed jeans and slick, high-end sneakers. Around his neck, a chunky silver chain with a gothic cross pendant shines against his dark attire. His slicked-back hair and signature sharp fangs give him a menacing yet cool presence. The background depicts a decaying, haunted urban setting: a fog-filled alley lined with old gothic buildings, some with cracked windows and graffiti-covered walls. A dim, flickering streetlamp casts eerie shadows on the wet pavement. In the distance, you can spot the looming silhouette of Dracula’s castle, shrouded in mist, blending the horror of the 1940s with a modern cityscape. The title 'Dracula' is displayed in bold, retro horror-style font with jagged edges, bleeding into the image as if dripping with blood. Beneath the title, the tagline reads: 'Blood, Beats, and the Streets!' in sharp, angular lettering. The comic features the usual vintage elements such as 'Issue #13', the price '10¢', and a small, classic publisher's logo. The colors are faded and muted, with a true grit texture, giving it a weathered, pulp horror feel, while maintaining the modern, stylish edge of Dracula’s trap star persona.

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