Frankenstein #8

Jul 1947 · Prize · 0.10 USD

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“The Zombies”

In "The Zombies," Jerry Seagull and Joe Shoestring—clever parodies of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster—entertain a wild theory: that Frankenstein himself can fly, inspired by their own comic creation, Blooperman. Written, drawn, and inked by Dick Briefer, this 1947 issue blends satire and horror with a playful twist, all wrapped in a cover by Briefer that captures the story’s offbeat spirit.

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writer, artist, inker Dick Briefer

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Jerry Seagull and Joe Shoestring (satires on Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster) believe that Frankenstein can fly, like their comics creation, Blooperman.

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