In the original novel (1897), vampires aren’t hurt by sunlight. They’re weakened and lose their powers between sunrise and sunset, but sunlight itself won’t destroy them. The idea that sunlight will destroy vampires seems to come from Nosferatu (1922), but it’s since become accepted into our folklore.
Couldn’t have Dracula turned himself to a bat… Unless he shrunk and instead of breaking free, his whole body is crushed by the truck tire instead… But hey, saves him some time from being evaporated by the sun…
jagedlo almost 6 years ago
Spoiler alert next time, Garfield!
Nachikethass almost 6 years ago
Poor Drac!
Baba27 almost 6 years ago
- doo-da-doo-doo…
almost 6 years ago
The power of heat compels him!
Dobie Takahama almost 6 years ago
And it’s alright.
Aussie Down Under almost 6 years ago
By George.
solarciel almost 6 years ago
In the original novel (1897), vampires aren’t hurt by sunlight. They’re weakened and lose their powers between sunrise and sunset, but sunlight itself won’t destroy them. The idea that sunlight will destroy vampires seems to come from Nosferatu (1922), but it’s since become accepted into our folklore.
JohnHouck almost 6 years ago
https://youtu.be/xUNqsfFUwhY
Cameron1988 Premium Member almost 6 years ago
I prefer Santa versus Dracula
WCraft Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Clever! Why hasn’t anyone else though of that before? (Except in the world of Twilight where almost nothing kills them except beheading)
Silica Gel almost 6 years ago
Couldn’t have Dracula turned himself to a bat… Unless he shrunk and instead of breaking free, his whole body is crushed by the truck tire instead… But hey, saves him some time from being evaporated by the sun…
RobinHood almost 6 years ago
Saved by George Harrison.
WentBrown over 4 years ago
And he gets burned to a crisp.