
THE BATMAN VS DRACULA FULL MOVIE
Thus far, Batman and Dracula have not met in official DC Comics canon.Īside from his beloved bride Carmilla, much of Dracula's origins in the movie matched Stoker's original novel. Those connections include an animated film, an unlicensed Filipino film, and the aforementioned DC Comics Elseworlds miniseries (set on an alternate Earth of the DC Multiverse). A public domain character and staple of the horror genre, Dracula was frequently pitted against Batman in popular culture, due to both characters' roots as creatures of the night.

Ever seeking power and innocent women to turn into his eternal vampire brides, Dracula was opposed by many heroes throughout the ages, most notably vampire-hunter, Abraham Van Helsing. He was frequently considered the King of the Vampires, due to his great age and increased supernatural abilities. Batman, in fact, gradually lost control of himself, yielded to bloodlust, and transformed gradually into a vampire who was ruthless, evil and dangerous as he was.Ĭount Dracula was a centuries-old vampire, Transylvanian nobleman, and sorcerer. The two decided that, in order to kill all the vampires in one go, they would draw them inside the Batcave, which crumbled with dynamite, and killed all the vampires however, Dracula ruled out the price of the sacrifice of Tanya.Īt the end of the story, Batman and Dracula competed in a terrible duel in the skies of Gotham afterwards, the Dark Knight was able to defeat the King of the Vampires, who died after being impaled on the trunk of a tree destroyed by lightning - but not before he had drunk the blood of Batman and stole the rest of his humanity.Īlthough Dracula died in the first volume of the trilogy, the consequences of his showdown with Batman rebounded in the two remaining volumes. Dracula was betrayed by Tanya, a vampire that, in the past, was part of his family, but switched sides and chose the side of good and helped Batman, who was bitten by the vampire servants of Dracula but was still master of his humanity, to fight the army of vampires. After centuries of travels around the world, the King of Vampires came to Gotham City, where he began to transform many of its inhabitants into vampires.

Dracula appeared as an antagonist in the Batman comics, but in the first volume of a trilogy Elseworlds (then in a story out of continuity), composed of the episodes Red Rain, Blood Storm and Crimson Mist.
