Frankenstein's Monster - Wallpaper and Scan Gallery

Contrary to popular belief, "Frankenstein" isn't the name of Doctor Victor Frankenstein's creation. Mary Shelley, the author of the novel, refused to assign him a name to highlight its unnameable nature. However, the creature refers to himself as "the Adam of Doctor Frankenstein's labours" and is referred to by others as "creature", "monster", "ogre" etc.

In costumes, his appearance most often translates to electrodes placed on each side of the head. In addition to this, his body is covered with scars and stitches, a testament of Doctor Frankenstein patching up various body pieces to create him. The stitched skin may vary in color from one piece to the next. A character displaying the first two traits is Fran Madaraki from the series Franken Fran.

See also: Monsters, Scars.