FRANKENSTEIN
Japanese artist Mad Sculptures makes original sculptures that incorporate well known pop culture figures.by Chris Hammond
Bottleneck Gallery closes out the year with a massive sale featuring sold out prints and rarities from the legendary artist.by Chris Hammond
Today in 1931: Universal’s FRANKENSTEIN screens for the first time!by kleurvision
Super7 will be returning to New York City Comic Con (Booth #642) this October 4-7, where they will be debuting…by Chris Hammond
Celebrated sculptor, Bryan Moore, is donating a life size bronze bust of Mary Shelley to the Museum of Pop Culture…by Rue Morgue Manor
Countless monster and horror themed joke books aimed at kids have appeared over the years, but the most interesting is…by kleurvision
Universal’s mastery of the macabre was waning to a ridiculous degree in the mid-to-late 1940s. The sentiment seemed that the…by kleurvision
COO MODEL continues "The Monster File" figure line with two Frankenstein monster releases. These 1/6 scale figures are highly articulated and…by Chris Hammond
Glass Eye Pix’s Larry Fessenden has produced any number of fine genre features in the past decade, but hasn’t been…by Michael Gingold
A look at TOYLAXY's exciting and original concept for their new "Monster" line called "FRANKENSTEIN FOREVER LOVE”.by Chris Hammond
Today in 1931: BORIS KARLOFF dons the bolts as FRANKENSTEIN screens for the very first time!by Rue Morgue Manor