Eerie #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the isolated moors of northern England, a desperate experiment unfolds as the ailing Dr. Sebastian persuades his former student, the surgeon Dr. King, to transfer his consciousness into a body cobbled together from two corpses. Written by Archie Goodwin and illustrated with chilling precision by Reed Crandall, "Footsteps of Frankenstein!" delivers a gothic tale of ambition and consequence, where the line between creator and creation blurs. The haunting cover by Frank Frazetta captures the dread of the moment, a storm-lit silhouette of a man made of bone and shadow.
In the isolated moors of northern England, Dr. Sebastian—a once-great scientist now broken by age—makes a desperate plea to his former student, Dr. King, for a radical experiment: transplanting his brain into a body stitched from two corpses. The procedure succeeds, but the result is not the man King knew—Sebastian awakens with a hunger for power, his mind twisted by the unnatural fusion of flesh and will. As he storms through the countryside, pursued by fear and fury, the sky itself seems to answer his monstrous presence with a crack of lightning, leaving only ash in his wake.
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Reprinted in Creepy #18 (1968), Creepy #19 (1968), Famous Monsters of Filmland #49 (1968), Eerie #16 (1968), Eerie Yearbook #1970 (1969), Eerie #3 (1969), Eerie #25 (1970), Dossier Negro #24 (1971), Dossier Negro #29 (1971), Famous Monsters of Filmland #87 (1971), Eerie #1 (1972), Eerie #2 (1972), Eerie #3 (1972), Vampyr #1 (1972), Vampus #14 (1972), Dossier Negro Extra #[1] (1972), Vampus #19 (1973), Eerie #51 (1973), Frankenstein & Ihmissusi #1/1974 (1974), Macabre #6 (1974), Vampir-Comic #2 (1974), Eerie #9 (1976), Eerie #29 (1979), Delta #2 (1980) + 10 more
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