Mark Wheatley

Darkly humorous graphic novella about a reluctant succubus originally printed as a four-part limited series. Much of the fun is provided by Marc Hempel's expressively cartooned artwork--no stiff and over-muscled comic book heroes here. A too-abrupt ending can be forgiven because of the space constraints of commercial comicdom.

The opening volume of Frankenstein Mobster tells us how the monster is made and introduces the reader to the two good cops in a city full of mobsters and monsters. I really enjoyed seeing Frankie get himself together and under control and Terri and Janus develop a relationship. I would love to get to know some more of the monsters such as Ozmed, Fang Goom and Ivan better. I like the humor/noir mix of both the artwork and the writing style. I hope more eventually gets written.

The opening volume of Frankenstein Mobster tells us how the monster is made and introduces the reader to the two good cops in a city full of mobsters and monsters. I really enjoyed seeing Frankie get himself together and under control and Terri and Janus develop a relationship. I would love to get to know some more of the monsters such as Ozmed, Fang Goom and Ivan better. I like the humor/noir mix of both the artwork and the writing style. I hope more eventually gets written.

The opening volume of Frankenstein Mobster tells us how the monster is made and introduces the reader to the two good cops in a city full of mobsters and monsters. I really enjoyed seeing Frankie get himself together and under control and Terri and Janus develop a relationship. I would love to get to know some more of the monsters such as Ozmed, Fang Goom and Ivan better. I like the humor/noir mix of both the artwork and the writing style. I hope more eventually gets written.