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Lädt ... Essential Monster Of Frankenstein, Vol. 1 (2004)von Gary Friedrich, Bob Brown (Illustrator), John Buscema (Illustrator), Bill Mantlo, Val Mayerik (Illustrator) — 3 mehr, Doug Moench, Don Perlin (Illustrator), Mike Ploog (Illustrator)
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The Monster of Frankenstein/Frankenstein Monster is an outstanding 70s Marvel horror series, starting with the origin of Frankenstein retold, then picking up 100 years later with the great, great grandson of Robert Walton in search of the Monster, leading to more misadventures of our misunderstood Monster.
While the Frankenstein Monster monthly was going on, there were also a series of black and white tales being told in the Monsters Unleashed magazine format series. These were more adult tales. Marvel used these issues to explain how the Monster arrived in the present day. Here, however, is where my problem lies.
It would have been simple for the compilers of this Essential collection to put the Monsters Unleashed story in the proper order along with the main title run. Instead, the Frankenstein Monster run is complete (with a brief interruption for Giant-Size Werewolf by Night, perfect place for the Monsters Unleashed story), followed by the full Monsters Unleashed run. It makes reading in proper story order difficult.
Another problem, there are several moments where different writers mix up the back story, screwing up certain elements like how the Monster damaged his throat (shown as damage from a vampire bite in the main title run, but explained as damage due to fire in Monsters Unleashed). Considering these books were being produced within months of each other, it's a glaring error that should have been noticed before the books went to print.
Overall, though, a fun read. Definitely worth picking up for comic fans and horror fans alike. ( )