Das Monster von Frankenstein #23

In "... und kein Monster mehr!", the Frankenstein Monster ventures into the wilds of the Alps, seeking answers about his own identity. Pursued by the relentless Berserker, who has been repaired and reactivated, the two clash in a fierce confrontation—only for Berserker to ultimately choose to stand beside the monster, joining his uncertain journey.

In "Ich trotzte dem Fluch des Tut-Ah-Anka!", a fugitive seeking shelter in an ancient Egyptian tomb dismisses the warning of a curse—only to find himself suddenly free of his pursuers and blessed with unexplained fortune. As his luck turns to wealth and joy, the truth begins to unravel: the tomb’s ancient gas has twisted his mind, and his so-called triumphs may be nothing but the delusions of a man lost in madness, now confined in an Egyptian hospital.

In "Ein netter alter Mann!", a greedy landlord finds himself trapped in a chilling collection of miniature people, each a frozen echo of a bygone era—preserved not as memories, but as soulless figures in a time traveler’s macabre museum. What begins as a tale of greed and punishment unfolds into something far stranger, where the line between past and present blurs, and even the most ordinary man may not be as harmless as he seems.