Dracula fight!

[SilverHammerMan]

In honor of Halloween, I figured I`d ask you folks an appropriate question, so;

If all of pop culture's (videogames, movie, comics, etc) Dracula's were to come together and fight to the death, which one would emerge victorious, as the King of the Kings of Vampires.

My money is on old-school Marvel Comics' Dracula, circa Tomb of Dracula. Why, you ask? Because he's a dude who just plain refused to die for an entire ongoing series.
And there's no poll because there'd just be too many options.

 

[IndomitableSam]

Have to go with Bram Stoker's.

Or Bela Lugosi.

 

[Dango]

Christopher Lee's Dracula.

Because it's Christopher Lee.

 

[Thistlehart]

The Dracula from the Castlevania series. I mean, Death was his lackey, after all.

 

[CulixCupric]

strahd from ravenloft, he's epic-level

 

[CODE-D]

Batman duh?

 

[NoeL]

Sesame Street's "The Count".

 

[ace_of_something]

The Marvel comics version of the "queen of the damned" the first creature to have vamprisim due to a curse or something, I forget. He was also the most powerful:

Varnae. Just because he was so... fucking... weird! He was from Atlantis.

 

[EHKOS]

How could anyone not vote Hellsing's Alucard?

He's motherfucking invincible in every way, plus he has that sweetass handcannon.

This Escapist has it right. A-L-U-C-A-R-D read it backwards. Heck, he survived getting his head cut off.

 

[SnakeoilSage]

The Dracula from the Castlevania series. I mean, Death was his lackey, after all.

And he seemed to transform into super weak pieces of scenery (seriously, his true form is him sitting on a chair made of a giant woman with Xenomorph heads stolen from an old Contra game?) to be defeated. It's almost like he enjoyed it.

Gary Oldman's Dracula was pretty badass. And creepy.

 

[Redlin5_v1legacy]

How could anyone not vote Hellsing's Alucard?

People who have never heard of him prior to just now?

OT: Probably due to my limited Dracula experiences, I like Richard Roxburgh's Dracula from Van Helsing. He wanted to have kids and just wouldn't die. Had to be killed by a Werewolf. Neat.

[sub][sub]As I've matured my opinion of the film as a whole has worsened. However I do still like that version of Dracula.[/sub][/sub]