Dracula: How long has it been -- 10, 15 years? ...You don't remember, do you?

Logan: What're ya talkin' about, Bub?

Dracula: *You* are the great Wolverine! Trained by soldiers and scientists, from Japan to the Canadian Rockies... Protected by the X-Men themselves! But, like me, hunted by all others.

Logan: The Professor knows all about you. No surprise you'd know 'bout me.

Dracula: Yes, but it's much more than this! We have such... history... together, you and I, Logan. ...Have you ever wondered why you have such horrible nightmares? Horrific scenes of painful experimentation?

Logan: How'd you know that?

Dracula: ... Would you like me to refresh your memory?

Logan: Some things are better left forgotten. *STAB*

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Especially funny considering there *was* a "Wolverine vs. Dracula" comic. And I know I'm not the best at manips, but this is what I got.

Also, I found the parallels between Gabriel Van Helsing and Wolverine VERY obvious, and was surprised that no one else ever brought it up. What stuck out most were the endings of Van Helsing and X3.

In the end of X3, Wolverine
1.) loses all clothing except for his pants,
2.) kills Jean with his claws, and
3.) holds Jean with her head tipped back while he howls mournfully.

Similarly, in "Van Helsing," Gabriel
1.) kills Anna (presumably with his claws, although it could have been the sheer force of his impact),
2.) loses all werewolf fur except for around his crotch, and
3.) holds Anna with her head tipped back while he howls mournfully. Also, in both sequences, there is a full moon.

See? I'm surprised Hugh Jackman never said anything about having deja vu while filming that scene in X-Men. Or, maybe he did. I don't really keep up with the interviews.