Comic Frankenstein by Ruth Aylin Larroza Sanchez

Marry Shelley

09ruthlarroza — 2024-12-17 08:17:18 UTC

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (30 August 1797 – 1 February 1851) was an English novelist who wrote the gothic novel Frankenstein; or the modern Prometheus (1818), which is considered an early example of science fiction

Chapter 1

09ruthlarroza — 2024-12-17 08:17:37 UTC

In the first chapter, Captain Robert Walton finds Victor in the Arctic, weakened, dying of cold, the captain takes him in and also takes care of him and there is when Victor began to tell him his story.

Chapter 2

09ruthlarroza — 2024-12-17 08:17:54 UTC

Victor says that he was born in Switzerland, that as a child he was curious about the world

Years later he went to the cemetery to bring bones, skin, etc. to finish his creation and give life to the monster with the help of electricity, which disappeared.

Chapter 4

09ruthlarroza — 2024-12-17 08:18:11 UTC

Victor and the monster later made a deal, Victor said goodbye to his family, returned to England, collected the oragnos and went to a distant cabin towards the north of Scotland so that he could make his second creation, he repented and destroyed it, the which the monster appears back telling him that he will pay for his decision.
Victor returns to England, marries Elizabeth and they go on their honeymoon, in which Victor only thinks about what the monster told him.

Chapter 3

09ruthlarroza — 2024-12-17 08:18:28 UTC

In this chapter Victor meets his friend Henry. 
He receives a letter from his father saying that his brother was murdered, Victor decides to return to Switzerland. 
For a moment he thought that Justine was not the culprit, but rather her creation. 
Days later, Victor decides to go to the mountains where he meets the monster. He tells him that he would leave him alone if he accepted a deal. The monster also tells his sad story that no one loved him because of his appearance. The monster asked Dr. Victor to create a companion for him so he wouldn't feel alone.

Chapter 5

09ruthlarroza — 2024-12-17 08:45:36 UTC

The monster kills Victor's wife.
Victor goes to visit Elizabeth in the cemetery who encounters the monster and decides to chase it, that is how the captain found it.
In the end Victor dies, the monster comes to see him, and she feels guilty.
The monster left with the aim of committing suicide in some distant place without anyone ever remembering Frankenstein's monster.

Personal opinion

09ruthlarroza — 2024-12-19 08:20:33 UTC

My opinion is that Dr Frankenstein did not think about the consequences that the monster could have brought him.
But on the other hand I also think that the monster was not to blame, he just wanted love, someone who was there for him and for others to accept him as he was.
Apart from that, I liked the comic, I found it very interesting and entertaining.