FRANKENSTEIN: Mary Shelley / Bernie Wrightson Centipede Press Numbered Edition

FRANKENSTEIN
 
Mary Shelley
 
Bernie Wrightson Iconic Artwork
 
Centipede Press
 
Numbered Edition (#257)
 
Extremely Large Book
 
STILL WRAPPED & SEALED
 
*Limited to 750 signed copies.
*Signed by George Beahm with facsimile signatures by Bernie Wrightson and Mary Shelley.
*Introduction by Stephen King.
*Full cloth binding with top-edge stain and ribbon marker.
*Printed on Mohawk Superfine.
*Illustrated endpapers.
*Wraparound dustjacket.
*Cloth slipcase.
*Book size is 11 × 15½ inches.
*Number of pages: 352.
 
Victor Frankenstein is in over his head. He’s away at college and talking to the wrong sort of professors. He’s reading Paracelsus, Cornelius Agrippa, and Galvani: getting ideas about “animal electricity.” When he’s not hanging around charnel houses he’s buried in books on occult arts. Now this obsession with some idea of a “great object.” He does not consider that this object will become the Demon, the Creature, the Thing With No Name; that it will spawn the genre of science fiction, usurp Victor’s last name as it’s own, and eventually go on to star in hundreds of movies. Of more immediate concern to Victor should be that this creature is about to unleash a storm of personal catastrophe.