Andrew recently wrote a review for Weird Vampire Tales (1992) after I recommended it to him, a little while ago.
It seems he enjoyed the anthology of pulp fiction vampire stories as much as I did.
However, his description of the stories all being taken from Weird Tales is slightly inaccurate: most of them were. But not all. This site shows which story came from which magazine.
Andrew's review also notes a couple of (now) standard vampire tropes, which may originally have been published in the pulps. For example:
It seems he enjoyed the anthology of pulp fiction vampire stories as much as I did.
However, his description of the stories all being taken from Weird Tales is slightly inaccurate: most of them were. But not all. This site shows which story came from which magazine.
Andrew's review also notes a couple of (now) standard vampire tropes, which may originally have been published in the pulps. For example:
In a visual medium, as far as I know, it was Dan Curtis who brought the concept of the reincarnated love into the vampire genre as a main theme in Dark Shadows. I, the Vampire by Henry Kutner is a much earlier written example of the concept being used – dating back to 1937.And "William Tenn uses science, and a blood substitute, to enable vampires and humans to coexist, long before True Blood, in She Only Goes Out at Night."
