I just dug up the only 1970's Neal Adams story I hadn't previously seen, from DRACULA LIVES 10, Jan 1975. A backup story about Lilith the vampire daughter of Dracula, by Steve Gerber, with the unlikely art team of Bob Brown pencils/"Crusty Bunkers" inks.
For those unfamiliar with that pseudonym, "Crusty Bunkers" is Neal Adams at his art/advertising studio Continuity Associates, assisted by whoever was in the office with him that day, doing an artist jam to ink a story. The early "Crusty Bunkers" ink jobs had a lot more Neal Adams, later jobs were increasingly more his assistants.
And surprisingly on this particular story, when the penciller is Bob Brown, the art is actually quite good, in the "wild and wonderful" category.
You can judge for yourself.
DRACULA LIVES 10, Jan 1975, 10 pages.
https://comiconlinefree.com/dracula-lives/issue-10/39
