Frankenstein, illustrated by Bernie Wrightson
The complete novel with about fifty full-page pen-and-ink drawings.
Keep every word of the novel and put a picture on every few pages, drawn by an artist who spent seven years on them.
What it keeps and what it changes
Keeps: the complete text of the novel.
Changes: the experience of reading it. Bernie Wrightson’s illustrations, first published in 1983, run through the book; Stephen King writes an introduction, and Mary Shelley’s own introduction is included.
Whose story is it?
the novel’s, drawn.
How much time does it ask?
288 pages in Gallery 13’s paperback.
Gallery 13 paperback, 27 April 2021, 288 pages, with an introduction by Stephen King.
Where to find it
Buy the paperback — Bookshop.org
Other ways to get it: Paperback — Amazon · Ebook — Kobo · Kindle — Amazon
Borrow it free: Borrow on Libby · Find at your library — WorldCat
More Frankensteins: Frankenstein: The 1818 Text (Penguin Classics) · Frankenstein: The 1818 Text (Oxford World’s Classics) · The Norton Critical Edition, third edition