Frankenstein #5
In "Carnage," Ross Andru's dynamic art and Jack Abel's sharp inks bring to life a haunting tale of time, sacrifice, and the cost of redemption. An aged man arrives at a scientist's lab with a desperate plea: use an untested procedure to save a boy, unaware that the man is the scientist’s future self and the boy his own son. The story unfolds with quiet dread, as the past and future collide in a moment that reshapes destiny. John Romita’s cover captures the weight of that revelation, a stark image of a man burdened by time.
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An old man forces a scientist to use an experimental process to cure a young boy. When he is done, he explains that the scientist’s lab will soon be destroyed and the process lost. He is the future version of the scientist, and the boy is his son.
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