Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein available at Amazon

I can’t remember where I first saw Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein. Definitely on a comics blog, though. I was an instant fan. Dick Briefer’s wonderfully loose brush work reminded me of George Lichty. Briefer also has a wonderful cast of supporting characters and a knack for expressions that fill them with instant personality. I was hooked. I had to have more and scoured the internet for more examples of Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein. Like this one.

Now like any good monster should, Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein has his dark side and Craig Yoe makes sure to give you a generous helping of both sides of Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein. But for me, I LOVE Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein’s lighter side.

Now, in typical Craig Yoe fashion, he has asked a number of his fellow comic bloggers to participate in this Frightful Frankenstein Friday! So now you, fortunate reader, have the luxury of reading more of Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein without having to google search. Check the links below for more great stories from both sides of that lovable zipper-neck, Dick Briefer’s Frankenstein!

Craig Yoe’s Super I.T.C.H.

David Gerstein’s RAMAPITH Blog

Ger Apeldoorn’s The Fabuleous Fifties

Jon B. Knutson’s Blog of Frankenstein

Joakim Gunnarsson’s Sekvenskonst

Mike Gold’s Comic Mix

Mykal Banta’s The Big Blog Of Kids’ Comics

Pappy’s Golden Age Comics Blogzine

Pierre Fournier’s Frankensteinia

The Professor’s Magic Carpet Burn

Sherm Cohen’s CartoonSnap

Steve “Karswell” Banes’ The Horrors Of It All

Steve Thompson’s Four Color Shadows

Stephen Bissette’ s My Rant

And lastly, no Frankenstein post would be complete without the incredible Madeline Kahn.