Frankenstein #1 (29)

In "Entranced," Dick Briefer crafts a haunting tale of loneliness and unintended compassion as Frankenstein finds himself drawn to the grieving widow Mrs. Borgo. When her son falls ill, the monster's desperate act of abduction sets off a tense, emotional chain of events that tests his fragile grasp on humanity. With moody art and a quiet, poignant rhythm, this 1954 issue—penciled, inked, and written by Briefer—offers a rare, melancholic glimpse into the creature's inner world, all rendered in stark, expressive lines.