The Frankenstein Chronicles

Having escaped the clutches of Billy Oates, Flora throws herself on Marlott's mercy. Believing her to be a key witness to Alice's disappearance, he brings her to his lodgings for safety. As the investigation continues, Marlott travels to Kentish Town to interrogate Mary Shelley. The connection between her monster and the child corpse cannot be a mere coincidence…

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#2

Poet, seducer, traitor...

#3 #4 #5 #6

I take it you've come to bring me Mr Blake's work.

#7 #8

Yes. And others, too.

#9

Tyranny and oppression? Or the laws of God?

#10

If you're seeking to understand my nightmares,

#11 #12 #13 #14 #15

Bring it back when it starts getting tight. I'll put a panel in the sides.

#16

That print of the lost girl I had up on my wall.

#17 #18

She's with child.

#19 #20

♪ Then fancies fly away ♪

#21 #22 #23 #24

What now, sir?

#25 #26

- Why's it taking so long? - Sorry, sir. It's a large amount of coin.

#27 #28

Fat lot of good you'll do them at the end of a rope.

#29 #30

It's hereditary.

#31

- Sir Robert? - And Sir William.

#32

I'm not here to discuss my ailment.

#33

The surgeons would take a knife to it.

#34 #35

Your treatment didn't work, then.

#36 #37

Sometimes, people like yourself

#38 #39 #40

- Will three kings help you remember? - Five? Maybe.

#41 #42

I told you... I have important business to attend to.

#43 #44

The people who supply you with subjects for dissection, the resurrectionists.

#45

Curiosity, sir. I attended a lecture on the subject.

#46 #47

- I was only looking. - Go ahead.

#48 #49 #50