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    The story is about a vampire hunter who is looking for a job hunting a vampire in a small town. He meets two children, Colin and Claudia, who get involved in trying to find the vampire.

    The vampire hunter is looking for a job and money hunting a vampire in the small town. He believes there is a vampire in the town and he must find and kill it that night.

    The professor and his assistant Renfield are also apparently involved in hunting the vampire. It's unclear whose side Renfield is on.

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    Then Fletcher
    Wait! Vou need
    asks the important
    a job and you
    questiono
    need money!

    I need money.
    There aren't
    anyjobsin Vampires? Are you talking
    this town. about Oracula?
    6 Vampire Killer Vampire Killer 7

    Oracula is a book, but this is true.


    There is a vampire here in your town.
    I must find it and kill it tonight or ...

    OK, but I'm


    interested.
    Perhaps he
    wants another
    helper?
    8 Vampire Killer Vampire Killer 9

    Colin is tired, but


    he does not want
    to go home.

    ",\
    10 Vampire Killer Vampire Killer 11

    It's you! You're


    working for the
    professor too!

    Tell me
    something,
    Colin. Do
    you believe
    - in vampires?

    No, this man


    works for the
    vampire.

    Oh? That's a good job.


    Does he get a lot of rnoney?
    12 Vampire Killer Vampire Killer 13

    The professor does not


    answer Claudia's questiono Tell me about yourself,
    Colin. How old are you?
    14 Vampil'e Killel' Vampil'e Killer 15

    ren hirnl?
    Where does the
    vampire live?
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    Claudia, listen. l'rn afraid.


    Fletcher's crazy. Renfield
    is crazy too, I think. Let's
    run away now!

    No, Colin. I want to know. Is


    the professor's story true?

    Good luck,
    Fletcher!
    Vou need it!
    Ha! Ha! Ha!
    18 Vampire Killer Vampire Killer 19

    ~ They run in, b,ut ... 1


    20 Vampire Killer Vampire Killer 21

    That's OK, Colin. Are you hungry


    Vou don't need now, Colin? Iam.
    to be afraid. l'rn hungry for ..
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    Wait! Tell me
    something. Why?
    Why are you
    doing this?

    o
    O
    The sun!
    Vampires can't
    be in the sun. It
    can kill them.

    The sun's coming up!


    But it's too early! Oh no!
    Your watch is slow!
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