Martin Mystère n. 53: Frankenstein 1986

In a captivating blend of gothic horror and historical fiction, a mysterious tale unfolds as Martin Mystère delves into the origins of Mary Shelley's legendary creation. Set against the backdrop of a fateful night in 1816, the narrative weaves together the familiar contours of Frankenstein with fresh twists that excite the imagination. The story experiments with the philosophical implications of creation and the eternal struggle between humanity and monstrosity.

As Martin embarks on this investigative journey, he navigates through suspenseful revelations and unforeseen dangers, drawn into a web of intrigue that challenges his understanding of myth and reality. The adventure ignites a dialogue on the moral responsibilities of creators and the shadows that linger in the wake of ambition, making readers ponder the consequences of playing god.