Your Wal-Mart idea is just too good to pass up!

On the the scope of Dracula’s plans: London and it’s residents pissed him off royally, but what fun would it be if we’d revealed all of Dracula’s dastardly plans already? No fun, I say.

On Doc’s glasses: Well, he does need Dracula to introduce himself, and he is rubbing his eyes on Page 11 of Chapter 1, so I don’t think he was seeing just fine, at all.

As always, thanks for reading and sharing your thoughts, TKG!

1- Captain Nemo, which is doubtful because he deserves his own arch villain spot and not second fiddle.
2- Sea Nazis, with a U boat, bent on revenge (or prevenge if this is before the war).
3- WWI German Navy, similar to #2, but back to the RE-venge.
4- The Lone Ranger, and several of his clones, the Masked Man part gave it away, and he finally gave up the hero gig.
5- Cobra Commander, once again Prevenge, but not sure why he would care about London so much.
6- Dracula made the whole thing up, because he was jealous that he did not have his own submarine.
7- Wal-Mart makes a time travel play for world domination, after the 2032 stock market collapse makes a retail global Corporatocracy increasingly unlikely.

I’m leaning towards #2 It’s almost like they were looking for Dracula, and perhaps time traveled to find him, but #3 also works.