This year marks 200 years of one of the world’s most famous and enduring novels: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. First published in 1818, it quickly became a perpetually reincarnating creature of its own, transforming through multiple retellings, adaptations, references and parodies throughout the next 200 years. Central in each retelling is the iconic image of the ambitious scientist haunted by the horrors of his monstrous creation, most famously depicted in Jame’s Whale’s 1931 film featuring Boris Karloff’s iconic “monster,” complete with neck bolts and green skin, ushered into being by Frankenstein’s triumphant exclamations, “It’s alive!!” (more…)
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