Cobbled Together: The Monster of Frankenstein
In 1954, at the height of McCarthyism, the comic book industry was under scrutiny for
In 1954, at the height of McCarthyism, the comic book industry was under scrutiny for
Let’s get this out of the way right at the top…Man-Bat is ridiculous. Don’t get
by Mark Waid & Mattia De Iulis I typically do not write about
In 2005 a film adaptation of the comic book character Man-Thing was released
There are three things I like quite a bit: comics, horror, and podcasts. So imagine
Not very long ago I was out with some friends having dinner at a cozy
If you’re reading this and you are wondering who Jack Kirby is you obviously
NerdSync is a pretty great channel over on the YouTube that deals with all things
In the previous review on issue #1 I wrote about how I didn’t really enjoy how Stein was approaching the character of Man-Thing – I said the humor just a bit off and just the characterization of Man-Thing was … interesting, but not to my liking. I did however note that I expressed a hope that it could get better and head in a different direction. That has in fact happened. Issue #2 is in fact better and it is in fact headed in a different direction…but only slightly.
STORY BY: Daniel Warren Johnson and R.L. Stine ART BY: German Peralta COLORS BY: Mat Lopes and Rachelle