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• Frankenstein in popular culture

• Silent Era

• Life Without Soul

• Universal Pictures

• Universal films

• Hammer Films

• The Evil of Frankenstein

• The Horror of Frankenstein

• Baron Frankenstein

• Other films

• 1950s & 1960s

• Frankenstein's Daughter

• The House on Bare Mountain

• Frankenstein Meets the Spacemonster

• Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter

• Frankenstein Conquers the World

• 1970s & 1980s

• 1971: The Italian La Figlia di Frankenstein

• Dracula Contra Frankenstein

• The Erotic Rites of Frankenstein

• 1972: Frankenstein 80 - Dalila di Lazaro

• Andy Warhol's Flesh for Frankenstein

• The Terror of Frankenstein

• 1985: The Bride

• 1987: The Monster Squad

• 1990s & 2000s

• Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

• Frankenstein's machine

• Perfect Woman - Subject Two

• Parodies and satires

• Parodies and satires

• Restart by Komedy Kollective

• Dave Allen

• Television derivatives

• Tales of Tomorrow

• Frankenstein: The True Story

• Frankenstein's Aunt

• Dean Koontz's Frankenstein: City of Night

• Frankenstein Wastes A Minute of Our Time

• The X-Files: "Post-Modern Prometheus"

• The Animaniacs episode Phranken-Runt

• Duck Dodgers episode "Castle High"

• Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School

• Frankendoodle

• Koopenstein

• Mad Monster Party

• Other derivatives

• Classical and Modern Music

• Radio

• Stage

• Novels

• Frankenstein's Aunt Returns

• Comics

• Frankenstein's-monster comic book

• Classics Illustrated

• French comics

• Batman: Castle of the Bat

• The Superman Monster

• The Living and the Dead

• Grant Morrison

• Japanese Mangaka Junji Ito

• 2005 Puffin Books

• Eros Comix

• Adult Frankenstein

• Games

• Promethean: The Created

• Influence

• Franken Berry

• China In Your Hand

• DC Comics

• The rebirth of Darth Vader

• The California Medical Association

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Frankenstein's Aunt

The late eighties/early nineties cartoon, Captain N: The Game Master was partially based on Castlevania, (see below) and features the Monster as a servant of Count Dracula in various episodes.

A 1992 production for the American TNT cable network, with Patrick Bergin as Victor and Randy Quaid as his hapless creation.

"Frankenbone", a 1996 episode of the children's show Wishbone had an adaptation of the Shelley story with the canine star in the role of Victor and Matthew Tompkins as the Monster.

Frankenstein in popular culture
Dean Koontz's Frankenstein: City of Night

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