The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
A dualidade entre o bem e o mal explorada através da transformação do Dr. Jekyll no monstruoso Mr. Hyde.
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Dracula
Terror · 1897 · Bram Stoker
O romance epistolar que definiu o mito moderno do vampiro, centrado no Conde Drácula.
Status legal: Domínio público mundial.
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Terror · 1895 · Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William)
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