The Monster of Frankenstein #[nn]

In "Frozen Alive," the Frankenstein monster—long preserved in ice and displayed as a spectacle—awakens when a plane crash disables his refrigeration. Found by a woman named Claudia, he must confront a sudden threat as ancient mummies rise from the dead and seize her as their queen. The monster’s struggle to save her begins as the frozen past collides with a terrifying present.

In "Entranced," Frankenstein finds himself drawn to the widow Mrs. Borgo, whose life becomes entangled with his when her son falls ill. Trapped in a tense, haunting dance of fear and longing, Mrs. Borgo plays the part of the sick to lure the doctor into her grasp—only to find her fate hanging in the balance when the monster’s intentions shift in a moment of unexpected mercy.

In "Mark of the Skull," Dr. Hargol's obsession with forbidden science leads him to enlist the Frankenstein monster as a grim assistant—tasked with procuring fresh bodies for his experiments. But when the monster brings back the latest corpse, Dr. Hargol's world unravels, realizing too late that the body is his own new wife.