Frankenstein & Ihmissusi #4/1974
"Viimeinen Frankenstein!" delivers a chilling tale of identity and consequence in this 1974 Semic issue, where a desperate thief finds himself entangled with a cursed mirror. Art by John Forte, with inks by the same, brings a haunting, textured realism to Johan the Mirror Maker’s shop and the thief’s escalating descent. The cover by Gil Kane and John Romita captures the story’s eerie tension, hinting at transformation and dread without revealing the mirror’s true power.
In "Viimeinen Frankenstein!", Vincent Frankenstein lures the Monster into a dangerous journey to London, promising answers—or perhaps a new purpose—only to trap him for his own twisted experiments. Written with chilling precision and brought to life by the stark, expressive art of the era, this tale reimagines the classic horror icon in a tense, psychological duel of intellect and will.
In the quiet dread of a 1974 horror-suspense tale, a desperate thief seeks refuge in the isolated shop of Johan the Mirror Maker, unaware that the old man’s glass holds more than reflection. When Johan gifts him a magical mirror to change his face, Boris’s attempt to vanish into another identity spirals into something far darker—each transformation drawing him deeper into a nightmare he can’t escape.
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