Frankenstein
Creation & Design
Frankenstein was created by Mary Shelley in her 1818 novel, which is considered one of the earliest examples of science fiction. The character has been interpreted in various forms of media, including comics, films, and literature.Early Years
The character of Frankenstein's Monster has evolved over the years, often depicted as a tragic figure seeking acceptance and understanding from humanity.Character Development
Over the years, Frankenstein's Monster has been portrayed in various lights, from a mindless brute to a sympathetic character, reflecting societal fears and moral dilemmas surrounding creation and responsibility.Cultural Reception
Frankenstein has been widely received as a classic of Gothic literature and has influenced countless adaptations in various media, including film, theater, and comics.Character Details
Real Name:
Victor Frankenstein
Aliases:
Frankenstein's Monster, The Creature
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
The Monster, Various Gothic Horror Characters
Abilities:
Superhuman strength, Regeneration
Equipment:
N/A
Weight:
Unknown
Height:
6' 8"
Eye Color:
Green
Hair Color:
Black
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Prize Comics #7
Feature
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1940
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Vol. 1
1st appearance of Frankenstein in comics, back-up story set in 1930s New York City
1st appearance of Dr. Frost
1st appearance and origin of the Green Lama in a comic book
⚠ Misconception: many resources mislabel Green Lama's first appearance due to multiple appearances in single-page promotional ads for Double Detective pulp magazine
1st appearance of Frankenstein in comics, back-up story set in 1930s New York City
1st appearance of Dr. Frost
1st appearance and origin of the Green Lama in a comic book
⚠ Misconception: many resources mislabel Green Lama's first appearance due to multiple appearances in single-page promotional ads for Double Detective pulp magazine
Frankenstein #1
Prize
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1945
•
Vol. 1
Premiere issue of a series created by Dick Briefer that follows the humorous adventures of Frankenstein as he returns from the war and settles into small-town life
The series ceased publication in 1949 yet resumed in 1952 as a horror comic
Premiere issue of a series created by Dick Briefer that follows the humorous adventures of Frankenstein as he returns from the war and settles into small-town life
The series ceased publication in 1949 yet resumed in 1952 as a horror comic
Classic Comics #26
Gilberton
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1945
•
Vol. 1
Adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Frankenstein #1
Dell
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1963
•
Vol. 1
Premiere issue of a four-part series
Cavewoman: One-Shot Special #1
Basement
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2000
•
Vol. 1
Cover art by Budd Root featuring Frankenstein
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