The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #[1]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects Dick Briefer's distinctive 1940s and 1950s comic book adventures of Frankenstein, presenting the monster in both horror and humorous iterations. As part of The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! series from IDW and Yoe Books, it showcases Briefer's unique artistic and narrative take on Mary Shelley's creation, including appearances by Victor Frankenstein.
In "Blooperman," Jerry Seagull and Joe Shoestring—comic book dreamers with a flair for the absurd—concoct a wild theory: that Frankenstein, their favorite monster, can actually fly, just like their own creation, Blooperman. Their over-the-top imagination blurs the line between fiction and reality, setting off a series of increasingly ridiculous events.
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↩ Reprints Prize Comics #7 (7) (1940), Prize Comics #8 (8) (1941), Prize Comics #9 (9) (1941), Frankenstein #1 (1945), Frankenstein #8 (1947), Frankenstein #3 (15) (1948), Frankenstein #4 (20) (1952), Frankenstein #5 (21) (1952), Frankenstein #1 (23) (1953), Frankenstein #2 (24) (1953), Frankenstein #6 (28) (1954), Frankenstein #3 (31) (1954)
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