Frankenstein

In the mid-1970s, Arédit-Artima brought together a powerhouse of American talent—including writers Doug Moench, Stan Lee, and Larry Lieber, and artists Jack Kirby, Rich Buckler, and Keith Pollard—for a 19-issue series that reimagines the classic monster through a Marvel lens. These stories often pit Frankenstein’s creature against a host of familiar faces, most notably Bruce Banner and the Hulk, blending gothic horror with superhero action. This French-published run stands as a unique international collaboration, offering a distinctive take on the immortal tale during the Bronze Age of comics.