FRANKENSTEIN, BY DICK BRIEFER SUCCESSFULLY STRADDLED THE FENCE BETWEENHORROR AND HUMOR. ALTHOUGH THE STORIES OCCASIONALLY USED HORRORTROPES, LIKE WEREWOLVES, VAMPIRES AND MUMMIES, THE TALES WERE OFTENFUNNY. THE DEPICTIONS WERE SIMULTANEOUSLY ABSURB AND GROTESQUE, WHILEREFLECTING POST WORLD WAR TWO SENSIBILITIES.DICK BRIEFER'S VERSION OF FRANKENSTEIN ORIGINALLY APPEARED AS PART OF THE LINEUP IN THE ANTHOLOGY SERIES PRIZE COMICS. THE CHARACTER WAS SO POPULAR THATIN 1945 FRANKENSTEIN WAS GIVEN HIS OWN COMIC BOOK SERIES.HERE IS THE BRIEFER'S FRANKENSTEIN SERIES FROM THE CHARACTER'S SELF-TITLEDCOMIC. THE FRANKENSTEIN STORIES THAT APPEARED IN THE SERIES, PRIZE COMICS AREAVAILABLE FROM GWANDANALAND COMICS.THIS BOOK IS AVAILABLE IN BOTH HARDCOVER AND TRADE PAPERBACK AS WELL AS INFULL COLOR AND BLACK & WHITE.