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The Frankenstein Monster was an undead creature, stitched together from body parts of ten different men. It was the original Doctor Frankenstein who first brought the monster to life by harnessing the power of a lightning storm. The true secret to his experiment however, was a field of radiation given off by a passing comet. In conjunction with the lightning, the creature was able to truly come to life. The monster's activities in the decades following his creation remained largely unknown, though he did appear in the Western United States as late as the mid 20th century.

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  • Frankenstein's Monster (Dracula vs. Frankenstein)
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  • The Frankenstein Monster was an undead creature, stitched together from body parts of ten different men. It was the original Doctor Frankenstein who first brought the monster to life by harnessing the power of a lightning storm. The true secret to his experiment however, was a field of radiation given off by a passing comet. In conjunction with the lightning, the creature was able to truly come to life. The monster's activities in the decades following his creation remained largely unknown, though he did appear in the Western United States as late as the mid 20th century.
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  • John Broom & Shelly Weiss
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Year of Death
  • 1969(xsd:integer)
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  • None
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First Appearance
  • Dracula vs. Frankenstein
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  • Unknown
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  • The Frankenstein Monster
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  • The Frankenstein Monster was an undead creature, stitched together from body parts of ten different men. It was the original Doctor Frankenstein who first brought the monster to life by harnessing the power of a lightning storm. The true secret to his experiment however, was a field of radiation given off by a passing comet. In conjunction with the lightning, the creature was able to truly come to life. The monster's activities in the decades following his creation remained largely unknown, though he did appear in the Western United States as late as the mid 20th century. An unscrupulous scientist named Doctor Beaumont, along with two others had come into possession of the monster. They knew that one of their own colleagues, Doctor Durae, was in fact the last member of the Frankenstein family line. Unwilling to share his work with Durae, Beaumont set fire to his laboratory, crippling Durae in the process. He then buried the Frankenstein Monster in an unmarked grave at Oakmoor Cemetery; waiting until such time as he would be able to resume his own experiments. In March of 1969, the vampire known as Count Dracula exhumed the remains of the Frankenstein Monster from the cemetery. He brought him to the laboratory of Doctor Durae, aware of the fact that he was the last surviving Frankenstein. Dracula convinced Durae to reanimate the monster and use it to avenge himself against those responsible for crippling him. Durae agreed to cooperate with Dracula and used his own scientific prowess to restore the creature to life. Dracula found Doctor Beaumont and manipulated him into crossing paths with the monster. Beaumont tried to escape, but the monster snatched him in his arms and crushed him to death in a massive bear hug. Dracula used his hypnotic powers to keep the monster under his control and used him to find victims for Doctor Durae's experiments. While terrorizing a pair of motorists, the monster ran afoul of two police officers who opened fire on him. The Monster fought back, killing one of the officers in the process. Later, Dracula ordered the monster to kill a man named Mike Howard, who was trying to rescue a woman named Judith Fontaine from Dracula's clutches. Mike ignited a road flare and shoved it into the monster's face, temporarily blinding him. The monster wheeled about and attacked Dracula, mistaking him for Mike. Dracula reassumed control over the monster through hypnosis, but their brief scuffle provided Mike enough time to free Judith. Dracula and the monster then recaptured Judith and brought her to an old abandoned church. By this point however, the monster had developed an interest in Judith and did not wish to see her come to further harm. As Dracula prepared to bite her throat, the monster rebelled against him and the two began fighting one another inside the church. During the fight, the monster succeeded in pulling the ring off of Dracula's finger. The two continued their fight outside and their struggle brought them into the nearby forest. Although Dracula was weaker without his ring, he was still strong enough to overpower the Frankenstein Monster. He tore both of the creature's arms out of their sockets and then ripped his head from his body.
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