Roy Thomas Presents Frankenstein: The Classic Series Written and Drawn by Dick Briefer #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the final issues of Dick Briefer's 1940s-1950s Frankenstein comic series, originally published by Prize Comics. It features Briefer's distinctive blend of horror and humor as the monster navigates a world of mad scientists, monsters, and slapstick adventures. The collection includes the complete run from issue #17 through #33, showcasing Briefer's unique take on Mary Shelley's creation.
In "Mark of the Werewolf," the Frankenstein monster—frozen in ice and surviving through decades of global exhibitions—awakens when a plane crash disables his refrigeration. Found by a woman named Claudia as the ice melts, he’s thrust into a sudden crisis when a mysterious group of mummies rises from the dead and takes her as their queen. Written and drawn by Dick Briefer, this striking entry in Roy Thomas Presents Frankenstein: The Classic Series blends gothic dread with pulp adventure, all rendered in Briefer’s distinctive, expressive style. The cover, also by Briefer, captures the eerie moment of awakening with haunting precision.
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