#22 Frankenstein Monster
#22 Frankenstein Monster
Published December 1951-January 1952
Cover by Johnny Craig. “Fountains of Youth!”, script and art by Johnny Craig; Eileen reads an ad in the newspaper asking for a traveling companion for a Madam DuBois, who is traveling abroad; She and Madam DuBois go on a cruise, but Eileen gets seasick. “The Monster in the Ice!”, art by Graham Ingels; As Gerald Dawson sits as his desk in a shack in the Arctic, Herbert Campbell enters, telling him that their Eskimo guide refuses to take them any further; Dawson goes to see Lomo in his igloo, and the Eskimo tells him of the monster in the ice. “Choice” text story by William M. Gaines. “Gone… Fishing!”, script by Al Feldstein, art by Jack Davis; Maxwell and Steven’s car rolled up to the water’s edge, and they got out to unload their equipment; Max was a noted sport-fisherman, but Steven hated the sport, which he considered cruelty to animals. Unauthorized adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s short story “The Emissary” in “What the Dog Dragged In!”, script by Al Feldstein (adaptation), art by Jack Kamen; As she sat in her wheelchair, blind Betty reached out for her dog, Jerry, put a list in his collar, and sent him to the butcher’s; unknown to her, Jerry was hit by a car on the way. 36 pgs., full color. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.
Contents Fountains of Youth • Monster in the Ice • Choice (text) • Gone…Fishing • What the Dog Dragged In
Artists Al Feldstein editor, writer • Bill Gaines editor, writer • Graham Ingels inker, penciler • Jack Davis inker, penciler • Jack Kamen inker, penciler • Johnny Craig cover, inker, penciler, writer
