There is a house in Los Angeles fitted with a lab where not one but two madmen work. One is a doddering old fool named Carter Morton as played by Felix Locher. […]
Generational Talent – Frankenstein’s Daughter (1958)
When Lemons Won’t Suffice – Frankenstein (2015)
There have been many adaptations of Frankenstein over the years. This version from 2015 is a low-key effort filled with effective drama, sudden violence and surprisingly, some visceral horror. In nearly every […]
Where the Heart Is – Frankenstein’s Castle of Freaks (1974)
Frankenstein’s Castle of Freaks is not the conventional retelling of Mary Shelley’s classic tale, instead exploitation master Dick Randall, or was it Robert Oliver, decides to put his own spin on it […]
Four Colour Thoughts – Dark Crisis #1
The Creators – Joshua Williamson – Writer, Daniel Sampere – Artist, Alejandro Sanchez – Colours, Tom Napolitano – Letters The Players – Nightwing, Superman (Jon Kent), Hal Jordan, Batman (Jace Fox), Black […]
Issue by Issue – Young All-Stars #19
Writer – Roy Thomas, Dann ThomasArtist – Ron HarrisInker – Malcolm Jones IIIColours – Gene D’AngeloLetters – Jean Simek The final part of The Dzyan Inheritance finds the Nazi named Thule in […]
Four Colour Thoughts – Gotham City Monsters #1
The Creators – Steve Orlando – Writer, Amancay Nahuelpan – Artist, Trish Mulvihill – Colours, Tom Napolitano – Letters The Players – Frankenstein, Killer Croc, Andrew Bennett (Vampire By Night), Orca, Lady […]
Four Colour Thoughts – Young Monsters in Love #1
The Creators – Kyle Higgins, Tim Seeley, Mairghread Scott, Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, Paul Dini, Mark Russell, Steve Orlando, Alisa Kwitney, Phil Hester, James Robinson – Writers; Kelley Jones, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Bryan […]
Issue by Issue – The Demon #11
Writer – Jack Kirby Artist – Jack Kirby Inker – Mike Royer Letters – Mike Royer Over the course of the series, Jack Kirby has paid a nice little homage to a […]
A Battle for the Ages – Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster (1965)
For pure entertainment value, there is nothing better or more atrocious than Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster. It is so absolutely insane at times that you cannot help but love every minute […]
Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster (1965) – The Visuals
The Telltale Mind 