Blood and Black Lace
"Frankenstein vs the Living Dead"
pencil: Pierpaolo Putignano
story: Francesca Paolucci
Frankenstein's village is attacked by the Walking Dead, but Frankenstein's Monster easily stops them.
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Blood and Black Lace
"Perversion"
pencil: Enrico Zanotelli
story: Francesca Paolucci
A woman seeks refuge in the isolated house of a wealthy couple.
As soon as she arrives, they take advantage of her, involving her in a threesome orgy.
After the sex they sacrifice her to Satan, but the woman is actually the vampire Carmilla, who immediately comes back to life and bleeds them.
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Blood and Black Lace
"The Savior"
pencil: Andrea Prolucci
story: Francesca Paolucci
A group of thugs try to rape a girl in the forest.
The young woman is saved at the last moment by a mysterious man, who kills the criminals and takes her to his castle.
Only then does she discover that it is Count Dracula.
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Blood and Black Lace
"Carmilla, Immortal Lover"
pencil: Pierpaolo Putignano
story: Francesca Paolucci
In a villa, the birthday of the owner's daughter, who has just come of age, is celebrated.
Carmilla Karnstein is among the guests and ends up seducing her.
The next morning they find the girl's body in her bed.
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Blood and Black Lace
"The Mark of the Beast"
pencil: Alessio Nocerino
story: Francesca Paolucci
Some men are hunting a werewolf in the forest.
After shooting him, they go home.
They don't know that to kill a werewolf you need silver bullets.
The next morning a boy is rescued by a passerby, who will become his next victim.
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Blood and Black Lace
"The Sweet Taste of Revenge"
pencil: Pierpaolo Putignano
story: Francesca Paolucci
Carmilla is hired as a lady-in-waiting for the wife of a prince who has gone on a long journey.
Carmilla takes advantage of the woman and makes her a vampire.
Upon his return, the prince, a well-known vampire hunter, ends up a victim of his wife.
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Blood and Black Lace
"The Call of Passion"
pencil: Franco Mora
story: Francesca Paolucci
A woman is awakened by Carmilla's call.
The vampire awaits her naked in the woods and feeds on her.
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Blood and Black Lace
“Carmilla the nocturnal visitor”
pencil: Pierpaolo Putignano
story: Francesca Paolucci
Carmilla sneaks into a girl's bed at night.
After seducing her he feeds on her.
In the morning the young woman discovers, not seeing herself in the mirror, that she has been transformed.
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Blood and Black Lace
“Hot Embrace of Death”
pencil: Remo Fuiano
story: Francesca Paolucci
Duke Adolf has a woman burned at the stake, accused of witchcraft.
A few days he receives a visit from two girls, who he agrees to host for the night.
As soon as he can, he rapes the most beautiful, but is defeated by the maid, who turns out to be the daughter of the woman at the stake.
The Duke suffers her revenge, being walled up alive in the dungeons.
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Blood and Black Lace
"Countess Orlok"
pencil: Enrico Zanotelli
story: Francesca Paolucci
A party hosted by Carmilla is interrupted by Countess Orlok, another vampire.
Orlok is also a witch, but she is powerless against Carmilla and is cast out.
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Blood and Black Lace
“Monsters”
pencil: Gaetano Petrigno
story: Francesca Paolucci
A sect wants to awaken a mummy and sacrifices a girl to the Swamp Monster.
The ritual is interrupted by Count Dracula, who kills the monster.
The witch at the head of the sect kills the girl, but then falls victim to the vampire.
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Blood and Black Lace
"The Awakening of the Mummy"
pencil: Andrea Cavaletto
story: Francesca Paolucci
Carmilla brings back to life the mummy of an Egyptian princess, to have an immortal lover.
After intercourse, however, the mummy is reduced to dust.
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Blood and Black Lace
"The Bite"
pencil: Remo Fuiano
story: Francesca Paolucci
Carmilla saves a maiden from Count Dracula, killing him.
Carmilla however is not guided by generosity, but by hunger.
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Blood and Black Lace
"Erotic Obsession"
pencil: Franco Mora
story: Francesca Paolucci
Carmilla is hired as a governess for an Indian prince's daughter.
Carmilla seduces the young woman, but she falls in love and they disappear together.
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