Frankenstein & Ihmissusi #7/1975

In a forgotten corner of a 1973 carnival, Derek McDowell stumbles upon the Frankenstein Monster frozen in suspended animation—awake but trapped in silence. When Tisha tries to destroy it, her actions instead awaken something long buried, setting off a chain of events that echoes through the past, where ghosts of Victor, Henry, William, and Elizabeth flicker in fleeting flashbacks.

In "Suden silmä," Jack Russell, the Werewolf by Night, faces a new threat that tests both his strength and the fragile grip he maintains on his humanity. As the story delves into the psychological toll of his curse, a tense confrontation with Raymond Coker, Clary Winters, and others escalates into a violent clash that forces him to confront the darkness within.

In the first part of a two-part adaptation, a man’s relationship with his pet cat spirals into violence and self-destruction, fueled by alcoholism and deepening guilt. As his psychological unraveling accelerates, the line between man and beast begins to blur in ways that defy reason.