Some characters are timeless and can be retooled, rebooted, and retold while maintaining that same air of tradition. Some comic characters are known permanently connected to their creators, writers and artists. Mary Shelly's FRANKENSTEIN, a envisioned by Richard (Dick) Briefer, is both. Considered one of the most original series in the Golden Age, yet based on a well-know concept and character, BRIEFER'S FRANKENSTEIN remains a masterpiece today. The series ran in Prize Comics #7-68 as well as 33 issues of his own title. Sometimes scary and sometimes cute, BRIEFER'S FRANKENSTEIN is a collection we are proud to bring you at Gwandanaland Comics! THIS IS AN ECONOMICAL BLACK & WHITE VERSION OF OUR GREAT COLLECTION PUBLISHED BY GWANDANALAND COMICS P.O. BOX 45 COPPER CITY MI 49917 906-281-3908 TO GET OUR LATEST CATALOG AND GUIDEBOOK WRITE TO [email protected] LOOK FOR US ON FACEBOOK (Gwandanaland Comics) Looking for some Gwandanaland conversation, news, updates, and information? Check out the reader-operated Facebook page: FOG Fans of Gwandanaland Comics IT IS THE BEST SOURCE FOR THE LATEST.... EVERYTHING! Gwandanaland Comics(TM) is dedicated to the concepts, spirit, and the laws which govern copyright and the public domain. We are committed to publishing only those comics which are verified to be public domain. We take great strides and efforts to ensure that our books are legal and ethical. If you have any questions about any book or our process, please write to us at [email protected]. Thank you.

Some characters are timeless and can be retooled, rebooted, and retold while maintaining that same air of tradition. Some comic characters are known permanently connected to their creators, writers and artists. Mary Shelly's FRANKENSTEIN, a envisioned by Richard (Dick) Briefer, is both. Considered one of the most original series in the Golden Age, yet based on a well-know concept and character, BRIEFER'S FRANKENSTEIN remains a masterpiece today. The series ran in Prize Comics #7-68 as well as 33 issues of his own title. Sometimes scary and sometimes cute, BRIEFER'S FRANKENSTEIN is a collection we are proud to bring you at Gwandanaland Comics! GWANDANALAND COMICS(TM): We specialize in character collections - many for the first time in print; we also publish individual issues from the past as well as complete comic title series'. We take your requests and create special collections never gathered together before! At Gwandanaland Comics we take the extra time to give you the best quality possible! GWANDANALAND COMICS(TM) wishes everyone to know the value of, and debt owed to two Websites which have made sure that public domain comics are available to the world. Please visit these sites and enjoy viewing their comic files. Without their efforts few of these books would be available: www.digitalcomicmuseum.com www.comicbookplus.com NEW TITLES DAILY - WRITE FOR UPDATES [email protected] GWANDANALAND(TM) and GWANDANALAND COMICS(TM)are trademarks of Gwandanaland Comics.All Rights are Reserved.

Frankenstein: Volume 2 . Frankenstein, frankenstein comic, comic books for kids, horror comics, Monsters comics . 8.5"x11" Full color. The telling of horror stories must date back to the dawn of civilization, so comic books are just a very recent medium for this genre. It can be debated which was the first true horror comic as we know them today. But, there are a few issues and titles that are milestones. Issue #7 of Prize Comics, published in December 1940, featured Dick Briefer's 'New Adventures of Frankenstein' This is considered by many historians as 'the first real horror series'. Frankenstein continued its run until Prize Comics #52 in April 1945. Briefer eventually morphed him into a humorous character. Avon Publications' one shot Eerie Comics #1 (Jan. 1947) has been classed as 'the first out-and-out horror comic book'. This title then reappeared in 1951 and ran for 17 issues. American Comics Group's Adventures into the Unknown (1948-1967) enjoyed the longest run from these pioneer comic book titles. But, no more need for debate, just enjoy the titles we hold in this category!

"This volume collects material previously published in the Crestwood Publishing Co. comic book series Frankenstein #1 through #7, 1945-1947."--Title page verso.

"... reproduces a monstrous number of stories from the original 1940s and '50s comic books." Includes an introduction with rare photos of the artist, original art, letters from Dick Briefer, drawings by Alex Toth inspired by Briefer's Frankenstein - and more.

Some characters are timeless and can be retooled, rebooted, and retold while maintaining that same air of tradition. Some comic characters are known permanently connected to their creators, writers and artists. Mary Shelly's FRANKENSTEIN, a envisioned by Richard (Dick) Briefer, is both. Considered one of the most original series in the Golden Age, yet based on a well-know concept and character, BRIEFER'S FRANKENSTEIN remains a masterpiece today. The series ran in Prize Comics #7-68* as well as 33 issues of his own title. Sometimes scary and sometimes cute, BRIEFER'S FRANKENSTEIN is a collection we are proud to bring you at Gwandanaland Comics! * This volume is missing a page from issues #20 & #32, as well as the story from issues #37 - - if you have these stories, contact us for great rewards! GWANDANALAND COMICS(TM): We specialize in character collections - many for the first time in print; we also publish individual issues from the past as well as complete comic title series'. Our books are not digitally remastered; we use images from actual comics, and make only minor adjustments to bring out their best characteristics without losing the authentic feel - it is rarely perfect, but we believe it is exciting. We take your requests and create special collections never gathered together before! At Gwandanaland Comics we take the extra time to give you the best quality possible! GWANDANALAND COMICS(TM) wishes everyone to know the value of, and debt owed to two Websites which have made sure that public domain comics are available to the world. Please visit these sites and enjoy viewing their comic files. Without their efforts few of these books would be available: www.digitalcomicmuseum.com www.comicbookplus.com NEW TITLES DAILY - WRITE FOR UPDATES [email protected] GWANDANALAND(TM) and GWANDANALAND COMICS(TM)are trademarks of Gwandanaland Comics.All Rights are Reserved.

Some characters are timeless and can be retooled, rebooted, and retold while maintaining that same air of tradition. Some comic characters are known permanently connected to their creators, writers and artists. Mary Shelly's FRANKENSTEIN, a envisioned by Richard (Dick) Briefer, is both. Considered one of the most original series in the Golden Age, yet based on a well-know concept and character, BRIEFER'S FRANKENSTEIN remains a masterpiece today. The series ran in Prize Comics #7-68* as well as 33 issues of his own title. Sometimes scary and sometimes cute, BRIEFER'S FRANKENSTEIN is a collection we are proud to bring you at Gwandanaland Comics! * This volume is missing a page from issues #20 & #32, as well as the story from issues #37 - - if you have these stories, contact us for great rewards! GWANDANALAND COMICS(TM): We specialize in character collections - many for the first time in print; we also publish individual issues from the past as well as complete comic title series'. Our books are not digitally remastered; we use images from actual comics, and make only minor adjustments to bring out their best characteristics without losing the authentic feel - it is rarely perfect, but we believe it is exciting. We take your requests and create special collections never gathered together before! At Gwandanaland Comics we take the extra time to give you the best quality possible! GWANDANALAND COMICS(TM) wishes everyone to know the value of, and debt owed to two Websites which have made sure that public domain and other comics are available to the world. Please visit these sites and enjoy viewing their comic files. Without their efforts few of these books would be available: www.digitalcomicmuseum.com www.comicbookplus.com NEW TITLES DAILY - WRITE FOR UPDATES [email protected] GWANDANALAND(TM) and GWANDANALAND COMICS(TM)are trademarks of Gwandanaland Comics.All Rights are Reserved. Gwandanaland Comics(TM) is dedicated to the concepts, spirit, and the laws which govern copyright and the public domain. We are committed to publishing only those comics which are verified to be public domain; we will not under any circumstance, publish works which are the property of another person or company, whether or not the work is defended or claimed. We consider this to be an absolute. We take great strides and efforts to ensure that our books are legal and ethical. If you have any reason to believe we are unintentionally in violation of copyright, or have any questions about any book or our process, please write to us at [email protected]. Thank you.

Meet more than one hundred of the oddest supervillains in comics history, complete with backstories, vintage art, and colorful commentary. This collection affectionately spotlights the most ridiculous, bizarre, and cringe-worthy criminals ever published, from fandom favorites like MODOK and Egg Fu to forgotten weirdos like Brickbat (choice of weapon: poison bricks) and Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man. Casual comics readers and diehard enthusiasts alike will relish the hilarious commentary and vintage art from obscure old comics.

Comic Connections: Building Character and Theme is designed to help teachers from middle school through college find exciting new strategies to help students develop their literacy skills. Each chapter has three pieces: comic relevance, classroom connections, and concluding thoughts; this format allows a reader to pick-and-choose where to start. Some readers might want to delve into the history of a comic to better understand characters and their usefulness, while other readers might want to pick up an activity, presentation, or project that they can fold into that day’s lesson. This volume in Comic Connections series focuses on two literary elements—character and theme—that instructors can use to build a foundation for advanced literary studies. By connecting comics and pop culture with these elements, students and teachers can be more energized and invested in the ELA curriculum.

Collects some of the horror comics of pulp comic book artist Bob Powell.