In 1972, Marvel Comics introduced their version of Count Dracula in "The Tomb of Dracula" #1, written by Gerry Conway and pencil art by Gene Colan.  The series ran from April 1972 to August 1979 and is notable for introducing such famous Marvel characters as Blade the Vampire Slayer and Hannibal King.

Hasbro released a "Marvel Legends" figure of Dracula, but it was not based on the 1970s version by Gene Colan and fans were left disappointed.  To date, although a classic Dracula action figure was made by the company Toy Biz as a part of their "Marvel Legends Monsters" boxed set, Hasbro has not made a classic, sold-separately classic figure of Dracula based on Gene Colan's art.

We, the fans, would like to see Hasbro make a new figure of Dracula based on the art of Gene Colan with alternate heads, alternate hands, and a vampire bat accessory that is based on his appearance in the 1970s "The Tomb of Dracula" comic book series.