Super-Fun-Pak Comix by Ruben Bolling for March 12, 2025

Actually, he doesn’t. “Mary Shelley’s original novel does not give the character a specific name.” Wikipedia, “Frankenstein’s monster”.

Adam? You sure that name was not Doug?

Novel?

Give him a cigar. Just don’t light it with a match or Zippo. Use a cigar lighter from the dash of a 1956 Buick. Hurry.

Actually, man, in today’s world, he can identify as (or call himself) Frankenstein or Adam or whoever or whatever he wants to be (called). (And people can accept that or not accept that however they want.)

“Madam, I’m Adam.”

I guess you have to ignore the period, comma, and apostrophe to make that a palindrome. What would Actually Man have to say about that?

I actually have read the novel, but that was many years ago. Still have a copy, though.

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The one in Dark Shadows was named Adam.