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Kirshner's head is
the first to wake up; and though groggy,
he can feel his new and powerful
frame. But as his assistant tries to
delicately tell him about the hue of his
host's body the old bigot is too excited,
testing his new arms, until Kirshner sees Big Jack's
enormous ebony paw and quickly
melts into a rage...
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At
some point strange guttural noises start emanating
from the lab. Seems Eddie's awake, but he has
been transformed into Blackenstein! The
Black Frankenstein -- or, more
appropriately, The Black Frankenstein
Monster, who shambles
off into the night, like a drunk trying to
act sober, grunting like an obscene
phone caller.
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Cursed
with Dracula's name, Mumawalde, from
now on, will be known as Blacula.
Not done tormenting him yet, and,
being the evil bastard that he is,
the Count locks the coffin shut,
meaning his latest victim, unable to
satiate his need for blood, will
spend an eternity in agony -- unless, say,
someone lets him back out...
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Lucifer
takes Petey to hell, pours him a
drink,
and tries to strike a bargain. If
Petey will marry his daughter and
give him a son, the Devil will grant
him the power to gain revenge on
those who murdered him. But being
Satan, there a catch: seems his
daughter fell out of the ugly tree
-- and hit every branch on the way
down...
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