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The hit song China In Your Hand by the British rock
band T'Pau employs the story of Frankenstein, and Mary
Shelley's writing of it, in its role as a classic
cautionary tale.
In David Brin's science-fiction novel Kiln People,
defective golems that become autonomous are called "frankies".
Superman had a fantasy story based on a Frankenstein
Pastiche called Superman-Monster.
The Incredible Hulk, the title character of a popular
comic book series, was partially inspired by
Frankenstein. He not only looks much like the typical
version of Frankenstein's monster, but in the most
enduring of different versions can acts in a similarly
brutish, volatile manner yet still be a gentle being who
wishes to be left alone.
Frankenstein in popular culture - DC
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