Frankenstein Comics #4

In "Entranced!", a lonely monster finds himself drawn to the grief-stricken widow Mrs. Borgo, his strange affection leading him down a dangerous path. When her young son falls ill, Frankenstein takes her captive, but her desperate plan to lure the local doctor into her trap sets off a chain of events that tests his fragile humanity.

In "Modern Achilles," a convict named Jim discovers a secret formula from his cellmate, a scientist, that promises invincibility. After his release, Jim uses the formula to make himself bulletproof, embarking on a string of robberies with reckless confidence—until a single ricocheting bullet finds the one part of him he forgot to cover.

In "Clinging Corpse," a man released after two decades behind bars seeks revenge on the inspector who put him away. After shooting Inspector Harper, he tries to dispose of the body in the mud flats, but Harper’s arms remain locked around him—refusing to let go—until the rising tide claims them both.

In "Death in Reflection," a man named Ellis ventures into an abandoned chapel, drawn by a portrait of a man who bears his exact likeness—except this man died in 1853. As he explores the silent crypt, the air grows thick with unease, and a reflection in a cracked mirror reveals Fantine, her eyes sharp with jealousy. The moment he turns, the world tilts, and the empty coffin below seems to call him home.

In the shadowed depths of the Atlantic, a legendary ship drifts—built from cursed timber and haunted by a past of slavery and blood. Centuries after its creation in the Wassau Swamp, the Heap, born of that same land, sets out to find the vessel and end the evil that still sails within it.