The season of Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is officially upon us, with the movie playing in select theaters before a global debut on Netflix on November 7th.
As the film’s trailers and early reviews have illustrated, the project just might be a masterpiece… one that tells its own sweeping tale while being incredibly reverential to both Mary Shelley’s source material and the larger cultural mythos of Frankenstein’s monster. For eagle-eyed fans, one particular name proves this in spades, giving a beloved comic creator their flowers.
