Cover: Marie Severin

Arrgh! #2

Feb 1975 · Marvel · 0.25 USD

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“Gerald's World”

In "Gerald's World," Bill Everett crafts a delightfully offbeat horror-comedy where Frank N. Stein and his nervous assistant Quasamatter stumble into a bizarre scheme involving brainless corpses and a monster that’s more scared of Quasamatter than the other way around. With Everett handling every aspect of the interior art and lettering, and Marie Severin’s iconic cover bringing the madness to life, this 1975 Marvel oddity is a quirky, character-driven tale of mistaken identities and unlikely friendships.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Bill Everett · cover Marie Severin

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Bill Everett

cover pencils, inks Marie Severin

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Frank N. Stein and his assistant Quasamatter dig up corpses so that Frank N. Stein can create a monster. It turns out that the corpse they dug up does not have a brain so Quasamatter is sent to get a criminal brain so that they monster will rob for them. He is startled and drops the criminal brain so he brings a regular brain again. Frank N. Stein's Monster is afraid of Quasamatter and runs away. He is too scared to dig up bodies for Frank N. Stein so he ends up being friends with a young girl. Frank N. Stein and Quasamatter end up in a sanitarium.

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