Junji Ito's Frankenstein (Excerpts)

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You can find the complete English translation of Junji Ito's Frankenstein here.

Previously on Monster Brains, Junji Ito's Thing That Drifted Ashore.

I encourage everyone who is a fan of Ito to purchase physical copies of his works, you can start by browsing the selection on Amazon.

Philippe Druillet - Illustrations For Bram Stoker's Dracula, 1968

"In 1968 Opta published this Dracula edition. Limited to 3700 copies and illustrated by the young (24 years old at this time) and already talented Philippe Druillet." - quote and many of these images taken from deadlicious.

Other images found at bxzzines. Beware that bxzzines and deadlicious contain not safe for work material.

Visit Philippe's official site here to see more of his art.

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