Tomb of Dracula!

Rick Baker - The Monster's Bride!

Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell (1974)

Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell

art by Bruce Timm

Lizard's Leg and Owlet's Wing

Universal Monsters Online

Universal Monsters Online is a free-to-play browser fight game featuring, well, the classic Universal Monsters. Developed by Big Point, announced characters to date include: Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, Wolfman, Creature from the Black Lagoon and the Bride of Frankenstein. I'm betting there's more up their sleeve.
Additional characters/content will become available via pay-to-play I'm sure. It's in closed beta test right now, but...I'm keeping my eyes and ears open for when this comes online for real. Definitely need a rematch with Frankie and the Wolfman!

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Frankenstein by Miles Teves

Concept artwork by artist Miles Teves for the utterly horrible Stephen Sommers romper-stomper Van Helsing. Loved Frankenstein's Creature in that movie, btw. Shuler Hensley was fantastic and I'd have gladly paid to see him as the Creature in a stand-alone film. He was the best thing about Van Helsing...next to Kate Beckinsale.

Frankenstein Alive, Alive!

Somehow this made it around/under/over my radar, but this week saw the release of the first issue of an (apparently ongoing) original sequel to Mary Shelley's classic Frankenstein.
Writer Steve Niles (30 Days of Night) and artist Bernie Wrightson (Swamp Thing, Cycle of the Werewolf, Creepshow) team up in an original sequel to Wrightson's original graphic adaptation of the classic horror/science-fiction allegory.
So psyched for this! Here are the covers to issue 1 and 2:

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The Bride...pt. 2

I thought I'd ring in the New Year with some more artistic inspiration from everyone's favorite Scream Queen!

The Bride...

...of Frankenstein, of course! Various artistic variations of the hauntingly beautiful (and ultimately doomed) creation of Drs. Pretorious and Frankenstein.

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