For other unnamed vampires, see the disambiguation page Unnamed Vampire.
| Unnamed Vampire | |
| Fictional Character | |
| Three Men and...Stories Fantasy Pastiche | |
| Appearance(s): | "Three Men and a Vampire" |
| Type of Appearance: | Direct (unnamed) |
| Nationality: | United Kingdom (presumably) |
| Species: | Vampire |
| Date of Birth: | Unknown |
| Date of Death: | 1890s |
| Occupation: | Original death unknown, stiletto to heart in vampire form |
One early morning in London, Professor Abraham Van Helsing and his unlikely allies, Jerome, George, Harris, and Montmorency the dog, were able to dispatch a particularly terrifying vampire in Abney Park Cemetery.[1] The vampire's aide, Stivvings, had already been dispatched by Montmorency.[2] The group confronted the leader just as he was coming out of his grave. When Van Helsing made the sign of the cross with Döbereiner's lamp, the flames flashed brightly, illuminating their enemy. His eyes were red and his fangs were long and pronounced. When Van Helsing commanded the vampire to leave, it cursed Van Helsing and lunged. Van Helsing calmly shot the vampire with a water pistol full of holy water, causing it intense pain. At Van Helsing's urging the group tackled the vampire; the three men held it while van Helsing stabbed it with a stiletto until he finally pierced its heart and it vanished in a puff of ashes and dust.[3]
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