Corona Captivity Day Something? Melysette says healthcare workers are basically ninjas and to support our creator pals who are struggling right now. We read about Victor's not so triumphant return to Geneva to mourn a death amidst a murder and a disagreement about who the killer could be.

Greetings from the great quarantine of 2020. We are living in history, and this is a time to support each other. Melysette reads Chapter 6 of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and sends all her love and bad Steely Dan song parodies.

We sing a little, we cry a little, Victor goes crazy a little. Don't miss the birth of the beast, a shout out to the Comics in Color festival, and the Corona virus - wash those beautiful hands people.

Melysette shares poetry from the book Derailed by D.L. Holmes (available from Amazon). In chapter 4 Victor shares his unholy intentions as he puts himself in self-imposed exile to begin work on his creation.

The legendary Oroku Saki aka The Shredder does a show takeover and reads chapter 3. Learn about The Shred Head Podcast and the upcoming Comics in Color event.

Show hostess Melysette reads chapter 2 of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and announces a controversial upcoming guest reader named Shredder.

We've moved away from R. Walton's letters and begin the life story of a stranger named Victor. We also discuss my dreaded lurghy and the coughing - oh the coughing!

Continuing with letters portion of our story - after hearing R. Walton's romantic musings to his sister made in pure solitude, a mysterious stranger seems to appear from the middle of nowhere. Who could this individual be, and what can we expect? Stay tuned to find out.

The story of Frankenstein begins with the letters from Robert Walton to his sister Margaret in the 1700's. The first two are read in this episode.