A real-deal monster classic. Classics Illustrated #26: Frankenstein drops Mary Shelley’s nightmare onto yellowing Golden Age newsprint—thick inks, thundercrack drama, and that unmistakable mid-century charm. It’s science gone wrong, guilt gone heavy, and a creature who feels way too human for a 10¢ comic. An eighth printing slice of history, eerie and elegant, perfectly worn at the edges. A must for horror heads, pulp fiends, and anyone who loves that crackly old-school comic-shop smell.
