Although he's the star of the show (and the titular character—Stoker didn't name this book Harker), we really don't get a lot of intel into our main man.Dracula is more of a shadowy presence i...

Mina: so awesome that her dudely compatriots congratulate her on having a man's brain. (Raise your hand if you're  glad you don't live in 1897.)All snide, the-past-sucks remarks aside, Mina...

Jonathan is the first character we meet in the novel, but he's hardly the most interesting. (Want proof? Keanu Reeves played him in Bram Stoker's Dracula. Okay: That's not totally fair... but Ke...

Everyone loves Lucy. Seriously: Quincey Morris, Jack Seward, and Arthur Holmwood all propose to her; Van Helsing thinks she's the sweetest thing ever; and even Mina can't stop talking about how gor...

Dr. John Seward ("Jack" to his friends) is the member of the Crew of Light (the group that fights Dracula... and the name of our new hardcore band) that we know the most about, simply because a lot...

Van Helsing is the overachiever's overachiever. Seriously. This guy has so many degrees he's like a one-man university.We know that he's a professor, that he's Dutch, and that he's an expert in...

Arthur Holmwood gets the girl... and then kind of fades out of the picture. So why is he important? Because he's connected.Arthur Holmwood goes by so many different names in this novel that we'd be...

Quincey Morris is the character that we know least about... besides the fact that he's as 'Murican as apple pie.He's first introduced to us when Lucy describes his proposal to her in a letter to Mi...

You'll never look at houseflies the same way again after Renfield decides they're a tasty snack.Renfield, a patient in the asylum where Dr. Seward works, is a difficult character to get our heads a...