Having made contact with some of the new world's mysterious inhabitants, Frank and Lilja continue their search for the "Star Lady". But the danger they're trying to prevent has already caught their scent--literally--and now it's a race for what could be the fate of the reborn world.
Berting crafts some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. There are some great visual moments throughout and the world of this story is brilliantly immersive. Read Full Review
Frankenstein: New World #3 takes the image of Frankenstein with the Hyperborean Sword from Ben Stenbeck's Kickstarter pinup, and extrapolates that idea into a vast landscape. It suggests so much more beyond the scope of the character. There is a whole New World to explore now, after all... Read Full Review
There's a lot of good stuff just in the worldbuilding here as the first few pages show more of what's going on with Murk and how there are others like him, though he's the one that's in charge. That has to go somewhere eventually and if it crashes into events in the next issue this quickly it's going to feel really weird as it's building too slowly to connect so quickly. I do like what we get with Frank and Lilja here but also a good several pages given over to exploring what happened to the group that went exploring which shows more of the world and some of the unusual things that happen out there. Read Full Review
This Frankenstein tale is still a solid one but one can't help but wonder if maybe it should have just been a graphic novel with the way it's paced. Read Full Review
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