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When the idea for Renfield was conceived, the Universal Monsters franchise was at a standstill. Tom Cruise’s The Mummy had just flopped, the Dark Universe was dead before it could walk, and the last Dracula movie was a misguided attempt to turn the bloodsucker into an action hero. Bram Stoker’s creation needed new blood. Enter: Robert Kirkman.

The creator of The Walking Dead and Invincible already had plenty of irons in the fire, but in 2019, he pitched an idea to Universal for a comedy following Renfield, the simpering servant of Count Dracula with a penchant for eating bugs.

Inverse spoke with Kirkman about how he came up with the idea for Renfield, the other Dracula movie ideas he beat out, and his thoughts on a sequel.