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The Monster Times#4

The Monster Times #4

Mar 1972 · Laurence Brill; Lee Waldstein · 0.50 USD
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In "Ms. Frankenstein's Monologue," Jeff Jones crafts a chilling tale of obsession and dread, where a man's fixation on Edgar Allan Poe turns his home into a macabre shrine. Trapped in a cellar lined with devices echoing Poe’s darkest visions, his shrewish wife struggles to escape—only to lose the key, sealing their fate in a nightmare of her husband’s design. The story’s eerie atmosphere and stark, signature art by Jones (who wrote, drew, inked, and lettered it all) make this a standout in the series’ unsettling run.

Contains 2 stories
Ms. Frankenstein's Monologue
0.3 pp · Humor
Bride of Frankenstein
A Gnawing Obsession [Part 1]
2 pp · Horror-Suspense
Script Jeff JonesPencils Jeff JonesInks Jeff JonesLetters Jeff Jones
Henry Norman

Henry Norman’s fascination with Edgar Allan Poe has taken a dark turn—he’s turned his cellar into a macabre homage, and now his shrewish wife is trapped inside with him, the key lost, the doors sealed. As the weight of his obsession closes in, the line between literary homage and horror blurs.

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Jeff Jones (signed)
letterer Jeff Jones

Reprints

Reprinted in Jeff Jones Comics & Zeichnungen #[nn] (1978), Totem Extra #1 (1978), Zona 84 #88 (1991)

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