Having looked at KEN REID's FRANKIE STEIN, let's now turn our attention to the original inspiration for the strip - FRANKENSTEIN. What we have above is a CGI clip that someone made a while back. I'd love to see a full-colour remake of the 1931 movie, with a CGI BORIS KARLOFF MONSTER. Anyone feel the same?
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Monday, 21 July 2014
PANEL-BY-PANEL - FRANKIE STEIN...
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| Copyright REBELLION |
I've featured this FRANKIE STEIN page before, but this time I thought I'd scan it from the original artwork and present it panel-by- panel, the better for you to appreciate the mastery of KEN REID's awesome artwork. It's when you see art of this high standard that you realise how woefully inferior some of the pages in the last incarnation of The DANDY were. (Regardless of the feeble protestations to the contrary of some misguided souls.)
To enjoy each panel at its best, click to enlarge.
And below is the published page from WHAM! #134, cover-dated January 7th 1967. Brilliant stuff!
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