Legendary artist Bernie Wrightson returns to Frankenstein with a comic series that picks up at the end of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's classic novel, hailed as one of the greatest horror stories of all time. Frequent Wrightson collaborator Steve Niles provides the script for this epic, decades in the making.
Frankenstein Alive, Alive! #2 is another beautiful installment in this series. The six months between releases seems so long, but when looking at the love and care put into the writing and the art it's understandable. Although the story may be a bit slow and reads like an 18th century novel, it is an exceptional read coupled with phenomenal art. Read Full Review
Anyone who wants to read a finely crafted comic with lavish artwork needs to get this now. Each issue is an instant classic. Here's hoping the wait for chapter 3 is short. Read Full Review
Niles and Wrightson deliver a story worthy of being the next chapter in Shelley's work. The start of her immortal story is serialized in the back of this issue, compared to the interview with Wrightson in the first one. Niles does a great job with the story, but this issue is all about the art. This is an absolute must have 5/5 Read Full Review
If you are looking for something different, make this a top priority on your next trip to the comic book store. You'll be glad you did! Read Full Review
With the creative team-up of Niles and Wrightson in Frankenstein Alive, Alive! #2, readers couldnt ask for much more. Made with style and substance, Frankenstein Alive, Alive is a dream come true for horror fans. Read Full Review
Overall, a truly great comic for longtime fans of the monster. It's a rather simple story about a creature whom has awakened realizing his plot to destroy himself had failed, but finding he is in good company. Of course, things just can't work out for this guy, as you'll see in the ending. So go ahead fans of Universal Monster movies, the book, or if you're looking to read about Frankensteinwithout having readthe old book, give Alive, Alive! #2 a read. Read Full Review
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