Kay Hanifen returns to our pages with "A Guest for Dinner," in which the count enlists a village girl to help him prepare for the arrival of a certain Englishman, much to the consternation of his two brides. Jamie Flanagan presents an epistolary dialog between Dracula and his brides regarding that same visitor in "The Solicitor." And Michael R. Colangelo bridges our gap between issues 4 and 5 in the beautiful and gruesome "Brides."In Wayne Rogers's "Dracula's Brides" Every night hundreds of jaded thril-seekers focked to the Club Dracula to witness the impersonation of the famed vampire seeking the blood of a young maiden. But tonight Jim Hanley knew it would be no wxr dummy who reposed in the arms of the masked madman-it would be lovely Connie Stewart, her drugged brain responding eagerly to horrible death!.