It is because of the fear the Hulk instills in not only low-level vampires, but in Dracula himself as the King of Vampires doesn’t know if he is going to make it out of his war with the Hulk alive.Īs opposed to the Hulk, Dracula has never been afraid of Blade. In the end, the Hulk nearly dismantles Dracula’s empire with the countless vampires that lie dead at the Avenger’s feet, but the sheer number of vampires he kills isn’t what makes him a better vampire hunter than Blade. Throughout the three-issue arc, Dracula tries time and again to stop the Hulk either through force or by trying to reason with him, but the Hulk only answers his pleas with violence of the highest degree.
The Hulk is relentless in his mission to exterminate vampires, killing any he sees without a moment’s hesitation. Related: Hulk's Darkest Form Would Be An Amazing Green Lantern With the newfound power and a thirst for blood like he's never experienced before, the Hulk decides to go after the world’s vampires, with even their leader Dracula shaking in his boots at the thought of the Hulk attacking his kingdom. In Fear Itself: Hulk vs Dracula #1-3 written by Victor Gischler with art by Ryan Stegman and Michael Babinski, the Hulk acquires an enchanted Asgardian warhammer gifted to him by the Serpent, who gives similar hammers to other brutes around the world in an effort to create as much mayhem as possible. The death and destruction the Hulk brought upon the vampires during one brief period of his Marvel Comics history made him a better vampire hunter than Blade.
When the Hulk became even more powerful with the help of Asgardian weaponry, he was an unstoppable tornado of destruction and the vampires experienced the brunt of his mayhem. The unstoppable and recently confirmed immortal Hulk has instilled as much fear into the world through his rampages as he has instilled hope by working with the Avengers, and one demographic of Earthlings who fear the Hulk the most are vampires.
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