Mary Shelley

A “monster” of a book! So many stories owe so much to Frankenstein (1818). Furthermore, many films do, too. The novel, penned by Mary Shelley, is an absolute classic, thoroughly deserving of a tribute from May...

Overview: As a part of a drive to ease The National Theatre have made available for streaming their critically acclaimed stage production of Frankenstein, from 2011. Things are pretty much as the book, but seeing this...

The covers: There are a pair of covers to pick up on the first half of this adaptation of the classic H.G. Wells tale. Both covers are illustrated by Gabriel Rodríguez, with one colored by Nelson...

The cover: The monster stands revealed to all who read this book! Adam stares at his master wide-eyed and confused because he doesn’t know why she would be so upset. Maybe it’s because last issue he...

The cover: Dr. Elizabeth Frankenstein kisses the forehead of her creation Adam. This would be a loving image were it not for the gore on the doctor’s cheeks or the copious amount of life fluid that...

The cover: Surrounded by beakers, a brain has electrodes shoved into it by Doctor Victoria Frankenstein, who looks immensely pleased with her work. To the right is hooded assistant Imogen Gull. To the left is shocked...

The covers: Hayden Sherman has created the Regular cover showcasing a Victorian street that’s had quite a bit of snow. A lone woman makes her way down the middle of the street, unaware that behind her...