From the library of Professor Frank Manchel, recognized pioneer in film studies.  May contain embossed library stamp or label or highlighting as pictured.Explore the fascinating origins of one of literature's most iconic figures in "Mary Shelley's Monster: The Story of Frankenstein" by Martin Tropp. Published in 1976 by Houghton Mifflin Company, this first edition hardcover offers an insightful and imaginative study of Mary Shelley's groundbreaking novel and its enduring impact on culture and mythology. Illustrated with photographs, the book delves into the origins, film adaptations, and critical history surrounding Frankenstein, making it a valuable addition for collectors, scholars, and fans of gothic literature.

This vintage edition features a striking dust jacket and beautifully embossed hardcover with gold lettering, encapsulating the eerie and dramatic essence of the Frankenstein legend. The book includes a detailed filmography, bibliography, and index, providing comprehensive resources for further study. Printed in the United States, it bears the ISBN 0-395-24066-2 and remains a compelling exploration of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's masterpiece and its monster's place in contemporary mythology.