Dracula — Edward Gorey Collaboration Collectible Figure

A gothic Dracula collectible figure inspired by the strange, theatrical world of Edward Gorey.

Created for Edward Gorey fans, gothic literature lovers, and collectors, this First Edition figure brings Bram Stoker’s legendary Count into a dramatic display piece full of dark wit and quietly macabre character.

In 1977, Edward Gorey illustrated Dracula for Broadway, creating haunting sets and costumes that became part of his celebrated artistic legacy. This figure captures that dramatic Gorey atmosphere beautifully: the Count stands with his cape held outward like bat wings, somewhere between menace, melancholy, and stage-ready elegance.

A distinctive gift for Edward Gorey admirers, Dracula readers, theatre lovers, gothic collectors, and anyone drawn to literary objects with a little shadow and a lot of personality.

Created as an official collaboration with the Edward Gorey Charitable Trust, this collectible celebrates Gorey’s distinctive interpretation of Dracula and his enduring theatrical legacy.

Key features / product details

Character: Dracula, inspired by Edward Gorey’s illustrated interpretation
Official collaboration: Edward Gorey Charitable Trust / Collectable Cities
Edition: First Edition
Material: PVC / ABS
Approx. size: 16 × 10–10.5 cm
Packaging: Collector box, tomb/coffin-shaped
Includes hand-numbered collector’s card
Designed in London
Suitable for collectors of literary, gothic, art, and cultural collectibles
Packed and dispatched by Curated Curio in Melbourne, Australia