This is a tale of two great monsters of literature coexisting in the same story. How would the story have gone if Frankenstein’s monster and Count Dracula were one and the same? Find out in this exciting new retelling of Mary Shelly and Bram Stoker’s two masterful gothic novels.

Victor Frankenstein, a young college student, has left home for the first time, his mind full of adventure, aspirations, and hopeful wonder. A lover of science, he is eager to start making discoveries worthy of the history books. His newfound knowledge of Galvanism gives him just the spark of inspiration he needs for a project that he deems remarkable and that will change the course of human history and our understanding of death. In an attempt to feel close to his mother—who is a descendant of Vlad the Impaler—and to escape persecution in England, Victor travels to Romania to complete his work.

His discovery is remarkable, all right, but not the sort that he is willing and enthusiastic to share with others. When his creation begins wreaking havoc on his loved ones and drinking the blood of innocent bystanders, Victor realizes that he has unwittingly unleashed an undead monster upon the unsuspecting world. It is up to Victor, along with his new friends, Johnathan Harker and Jack Seward, to destroy him before he can create a race of beings like unto himself.