Midi-Minuit the first magazine devoted to horror film, published an article on March 20, 2008 called “I SAW WHAT I SAW WHEN I SAW IT:  The Legacy of Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein” by Frank Dietz. Also, they had many other articles and summaries of so many other Frankenstein’s  that have been made throughout movie history.  These articles are interesting and there certainly has been about every kind of movie, and now a musical, made about this big boy, but what I liked was Dietz’s art work.  His depiction of Frankenstein is the likeness that I imagine when I think about this poor unfortunate being.  I always rooted for him, and felt that he was the product of another person’s obsession.   For me, it has always been an intriguing subject; the mad scientist steals a brain of a brilliant man..etc.  However, Mel Brook’s Frankenstein was my favorite of all time.  Adding the element of humor, where only sadness, cruelty and madness had prevailed; for me, made the subject matter and consequences this anti-hero faces, tolerable.