Frankenstein Monster 18

"Little men... kill friend! Little men die!"

―The Frankenstein Monster

"Lady of the House!"

The Frankenstein Monster
Title:	"Lady of the House!"
Volume:	1
number:	18
Cover date:	September, 1975
Cover price:	.25
Publisher:	Marvel Comics
Credits
Editor-in-Chief:	Len Wein
Writers:	Bill Mantlo
Pencilers:	Val Mayerik
Inkers:	Val Mayerik; Dan Adkins
Cover artists:	Val Mayerik
Cover inker:	Bernie Wrightson
Colorists:	Phil Rachelson
Letterers:	Karen Mantlo
Editors:	Len Wein
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"Lady of the House!" is the eighteenth issue of the horror-themed ongoing comic book series The Frankenstein Monster published by Marvel Comics. The story was written by Bill Mantlo with artwork and inks by Val Mayerik. Dan Adkins provided inking assists on certain pages. It was colored by Phil Rachelson and lettered by Karen Mantlo. The story was edited by Len Wein. This issue shipped with a September, 1975 cover date and carries a cover price of .25 cents per copy.

Appearances[]

Featured characters[]

Frankenstein Monster

Supporting characters[]

Berzerker
Ralph Caccone
Veronica Frankenstein
Victoria von Frankenstein

Antagonists[]

Cardinal
Indigo
Werner Schmidt

Minor characters[]

Eric Prawn
Igor
Mother

Organizations[]

Children of the Damned
I.C.O.N.

Races & Animals[]

Locations[]

Switzerland

Items[]

Vehicles[]

Helicopter

Miscellaneous[]

Notes & Trivia[]

This is the final issue of the series.

This issue is reprinted in the Essential Monster of Frankenstein, Volume 1 trade paperback collection, published in October, 2004.

Colorist Phil Rachelson is credited as Phil Rache in this issue.

Dan Adkins was the inker on pages 15, 18, and 26 only. He is given a credit on the splash page.

The tagline to this issue is "In the Alps, the Monster stands alone against the Children of the Damned!"

This is the final appearance of the Berzerker robot. He is dismembered in this issue.

This is the first appearance of Victoria von Frankenstein.

This issue ends with a cliff-hanger that introduces Victoria von Frankenstein. It is an abrupt ending for the series, which concludes with this issue.