Akron Public Library

Victor Frankenstein leads an idyllic life in Switzerland with his family and friends until a thirst for knowledge sends him off in search of something that no human being has yet attained--the ability to create life. Victor's success soon proves that, through the work of his own hands, he and his family are destined to live a life of pain and suffering.

There are some pretty weird grown-ups living in Bailey City, but could the very tall man who likes flowers really be Frankenstein's monster?

The story of Frankenstein told in Spanish and comic book style.

In graphic novel format this book tells the story of Dr. Victor Frankenstein's creation who was turned away to roam the countryside filled with anger.

This acclaimed modern re-telling of Mary Shelley's classic finds Dr. Victoria Frankenstein as a leading medical scientist using stem cells to create replacement human organs. Desperate to save her dying son William, Frankenstein secretly introduces his DNA to her research. From solitary cells grows a thrilling, emotionally charged gothic masterpiece that comes to a terrifying conclusion. In a world where genetic manipulation is common, has Frankenstein...

Tampering with life and death, Dr. Frankenstein pieces together salvaged body parts to create a human monster.

Frankenstein is the scariest of all the monsters in Miss Devel's castle until one night when he loses his head.

Obsessed university student Victor Frankenstein creates a being by reanimating the dead, but when it opens its eyes he flees, leaving behind a being that craves affection and acceptance, but is reviled instead. The creature, vowing revenge, pursues Victor to the ends of the earth.

Provides the history behind the story of Frankenstein, including a brief biography of the author, the plot of the story, and a criticism of the adaptation of the novel into various stage and screen productions.