Prize Comics #11 (23)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Killer Called Cropper," Bulldog Denny and scientist Jules attempt to reform Frankenstein using a revolutionary formula meant to pacify even the most violent minds—only to see their experiment unravel when Frankenstein suffers a head injury during a daring rescue. Written, drawn, and inked by Dick Briefer, this 1942 tale explores the fragile line between redemption and destruction, with Jack Binder providing the striking cover.
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Bulldog Denny's friend, a scientist named Jules, demonstrates a formula which will turn a subject from savage to peaceful. Bulldog and Jules give it to Frankenstein, who repents his evil ways. During a mission to save the lives of a train-full of people, Frankenstein takes a blow to the head, which undoes the transformation. He kills Jules, who had never recorded the secret formula of his invention.
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