Michael Walsh brings new life to one of cinema's most iconic monsters with a haunting story that's terrifying and emotionally gripping. This debut issue sets the stage for a unique take on the Frankenstein mythos that horror fans won't want to miss. Read Full Review

Universal Monsters: Frankenstein #1 is a thrilling entry into the comic book adaptation brought to life by cartoonist Michael Walsh. The storytelling and artwork are fantastic brining a new twist to a classic tale. As was not a surprise to me but after finishing the first issue of latest Universal Monsters story from Skybound was not disappointing in the least. Read Full Review

This is still only the beginning of the series, but its a REALLY promising beginning that feels quite powerful. The scenes that are drawn more directly from the movie DO feel a bit flatter than those that were drawn specifically from Walshs dark imagination. With any luck, Walsh will have the good sense to continue to frame the classic story from the edges of marginal characters who all might have had some impact on the story as it developed. The strength of Walshs series seems to lie in the darker margins of the movie. Read Full Review

Universal Monsters: Frankenstein #1 is a fantastic follow up to the other Universal Monster books, building a new perspective on the classic Frankenstein mythos. Read Full Review

Universal Monsters: Frankenstein #1 is a powerful entry into this world of classic monsters that Image has been crafting. This story is full of intrigue and emotion that will surely leave the reader left in awe. Read Full Review

'Universal Monsters: Frankenstein' is a new take on a classic made with reverence and creativity. A winning horror story that doesn't reinvent the original but adds to the mythos with genuine precision and care. The result is a scary read that's both familiar and enthralling.  Read Full Review

UNIVERSAL MONSTERS: FRANKENSTEIN #1 adapts the 1931 film with a twist by telling the story from a new observer's point of view. Michael Walsh's reverence for the source material in the script is spot-on, and the gothic, moody art nails the spooky atmosphere perfectly. Read Full Review

Universal Monsters: Frankenstein #1 is a stylish, atmospheric and original take on a classic. It's familiar in foundation but presents the reader with a unique and engaging approach which is unmistakably contemporary and cool. Read Full Review

Universal Monsters: Frankenstein #1 is a good adaptation of the original tale that maintains the balance of genius versus madness through the eyes of a boy. Read Full Review

Frankenstein's monster may still be rising, but there's lots of novel choices that could give this creature a fresh lease on life. Read Full Review

Frankenstein is one of my personal favourite characters in all creation and to Michael Walsh all I can say is take a bow Sir.....dark moody art with dialogue that jumps of the page and wrapped in a wonderful new/old script......This is the work of genius and this should be brought back to the films and I could even see this on Broadway with a fantastic musical score.......OUTSTANDING ......Comic of the year....JM

Michael Walsh knocked it out of the park. This is perfect blend of story telling and art. Can't wait for issue #2.

It follows the film somewhat closely, though his fiance and the other scientists never made an appearance and I still don't understand why they were there. It does add another layer with the young boy. I rather like this addition to the lore. The artwork is decent, especially in the 2-page splash. Looking forward to seeing how this goes.


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I liked the art. I think it told the story it needed to tell, but it wasn't anything extraordinary to me.