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A review by alex_ellermann
Frankenstein Texas by Dan Whitehead
4.0
What if Doctor Frankenstein - and his monster - lived?
Better yet, what if they lived, headed west, and found themselves in a tiny Texas town? What if that town had a saloon, and a sheriff, and miners and gunslingers and card sharps and vendettas and shootouts?
You'd get 'Frankenstein Texas,' the delightful new title from writer Dan Whitehead and illustrator David Hitchcock. This "what if" story is a marvelous adventure, told with wit and a love for both its genres. I tore through it in two sittings in the same day, and I can't wait to share it with my kids. This comic is a lot of fun.
Better yet, what if they lived, headed west, and found themselves in a tiny Texas town? What if that town had a saloon, and a sheriff, and miners and gunslingers and card sharps and vendettas and shootouts?
You'd get 'Frankenstein Texas,' the delightful new title from writer Dan Whitehead and illustrator David Hitchcock. This "what if" story is a marvelous adventure, told with wit and a love for both its genres. I tore through it in two sittings in the same day, and I can't wait to share it with my kids. This comic is a lot of fun.