Frankenstein 1921 [Part 2]

by Veronica Fish

Mary Shelley’s classic gothic drama is re-imagined with new intensity. Set against the turmoil of 1921 Germany, Veronica Fish recreates this complex story of patriarchs, relationships, and abandonment, with a nod to German Expressionism and Art Deco. Victor Frankenstein has lost almost all evidence of his life's work. With his most promising test subject aborted, he struggles to cope with the loss. He seeks comfort through his surrogate father figure and mentor, Dr. Waldman, unable to see the value of his own friends and family. Volume 1, Issue 2 of 6

32 pages, Paperback

Published January 20, 2013