Karl's superb artistry in the field of theatrical makeup enabled him to assume any number of appearances, and what with his specialized talents, in one guise or another he managed to keep himself in constant demand by the rich kookie cultists of the area.
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Dracutwig
by Mallory T. Knight
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April 6, 2023 | History
It started with Eve...
Can it end with Dracutwig? Read this irreverent tale of a strangely sexy girl...richly endowed with the quality that drives men mad -- in more ways than you can think!
Dracutwig was the hottest thing in swinging London. She exploded quite suddenly on the mod scene to become the newest sex symbol around. Her trademark, the "Dead Look," was the look for now.
The "dead look" aptly described Dracutwig's charms: a waiflike figure kept at the fashionable starvation point; long, streaming black hair; chalk-white complexion -- she was horribly sexy, chillingly beautiful! Dracutwig played her "dead look" to the hilt. Even her pets fit into the picture -- darling little black bats constantly hovering near her shoulder.
Would you believe that one of those bats was Dracutwig's daddy -- and that daddy was none other than the legendary Count Dracula?
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| December 15, 2010 | Edited by Sarah Breau | Added details |
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