What is Dracula's wife's name in marvel comics?

Answer 1

I know this is way more than what you're asking about, but Dracula is actually quite fascinating! Short answer: Zofia and Maria are two of Dracula's wives, however they are each deceased; Domini is another of his wives, but they are now separated. LONG answer: lol... FROM THE BEGINNING(all the way to the end)!!!! In 1451, following through with a prearranged marriage, Vlad wedded Zofia, whom he despised. After a year, his obligations fulfilled, Vlad ousted Zofia and their infant daughter, Lilith. Soon, he again became prince of Wallachia, and Vlad(Dracula's real name) married his beloved Maria. Maria was eventually attacked and murdered by Turac, though Turac soon fell before Dracula. Dracula had a bad habit of transforming several women into his Brides at a time. In 1691, tired of his wanton Brides, he sought out the American woman Charity Brown, in Salem, Massachusetts. However, she was framed as a witch and slain before his arrival. 1789, Lupescu sought vengeance because Dracula vampirized his wife, Velanna, and so Lupescu slaughtered Dracula's Brides, arranging their bodies into a giant cross. Also in that century, Dracula vampirized the wife of Count Vryslaw, who maintained her on animal and then human blood for twenty years before ending their existence; using his Children of Judas vampire cult to vampirize the wife of Abraham van Helsing, renewing his ancestral feud; vampirized Lyza Strang after her betrayal following his assistance in making Otto Von Bismarck leader of the German States; fell in love with Anabelle St. John, using his Legion of the Damned vampires in 1862 to assist the Confederate army in exchange for her returning to Transylvania with him; occupied Vienna via his vampire-legions before being driven off by the Golden Angel; vampirized pirate Captain Cutlass; dated the royal Maria Kroner in 1879; and was destroyed by an American Marshal with silver buckshot. In the early 20th century, Dracula met Marianne Cutlass (daughter of the pirate captain). Later, Dracula infiltrated Anton Lupeski's Church of Satan, posing as the devil and seeking to sire a human son. Lupeski saw through the farce but hoped to control the child, and he presided over Dracula's wedding to Domini and the mystic ceremony through which Dracula fathered Janus. Lupeski attempted to kill Dracula, but inadvertently slew Janus instead, and Dracula crushed his skull. Domini magically revived Janus, who merged with the Golden Angel and fought Dracula repeatedly. As punishment for bringing Janus into the world, Mephisto (as Satan) stripped Dracula of his powers, though he became amused and restored them when Dracula became so desperate that he prayed to God for help. Dracula reclaimed the title of Vampire-Lord from the usurper Torgo, but was soon after skewered by a silver spoke in a battle with Quincy Harker, who also perished, destroying the most recent Castle Dracula in the process. From within his Transylvanian castle, Dracula prepared himself for the Ritual of Ascendance. Weakened during the incubation period, Dracula surrounded himself with armies of vampires from across the world, including Varnaean vampires, as well as the Adze, Charniputra, and Yiki Onna. Succeeding despite a new batch of Vampire-Hunters, Dracula immobilized Blade and completed the Ritual, assuming immense size and power. Dracula claimed Vampire-Hunter Divinity Drake as his bride, but she then revealed her true identity: Aamshed, the Sumerian sorceress who had created the Ritual millennia ago. Having created a supernatural lodestone to attract the souls of those slain by vampires over the last two thousand years, Aamshed unleashed those souls on Dracula, their purity setting him on fire. Whether needed or not, Blade then leapt forward, plunging a stake into Dracula's chest. As the vampire lord was consumed by the souls, the residual energy spread throughout the castle and the surrounding countryside, consuming the vampires there as well.