IT IS SCARY HOW MUCH EVERYONE LIKES FRANKENSTEIN MOBSTER!

"Far, far too much fun. [I] want to come back to Monstros City over and over again." - Greg McElhatton, iComics/iReviews

"Mark Wheatley is one of the under-appreciated geniuses of comics. Instant hook for readers. Comic of the week." - 9th Arts Pick of the Best

"Resembles FABLES and Will Eisner's THE SPIRIT. How much better can it get? This masterfully cartooned story is playful without being silly."
- Ain't It Cool News COMICS

Unexpected and exactly right. Eisneresque. Five Tonys." - Tony Isabella, Comics Buyer's Guide

"Image has a comic called Frankenstein Mobster which I *bleeping* love."
- Harry Knowles, Ain't It Cool News

"Buy this book! Frankenstein Mobster is what comics haven't been in awhile: FUN! Titles like this don't come around often."
-- Keith Huening, Horror Comics Review

"In a class all by itself ... a great combination of genres, great art,
smart dialogue ... It's one of my favorite comics."
- D. J. Anderson, Nos Redna Review

"A quality read." - Matt Martin, Optic Verve

"The artwork is - great." - Ace Comics Reviews

"A really strange series that deserves a look. Phenomenal."
-- John Lewis, Creature's Corner

"Frankenstein Mobster is inventive - and invented - fun. Highly recommended."
- Scoop, Off the Presses

"A well thought out, complete comics milieu. I really love the details in this book. Wheatley manages to deliver a dose of crime-noir-monster fun."
- Mag, Comics Treadmill

"Frankenstein Mobster, offers a storyline rich with possibilities - interesting characters with believable motivations and dialogue - beautifully painted artwork. Wheatley's work is truly original in every way, as you've never seen classic scary-movie monsters in the same light."
- Mark Allen, Suspended Animation

"A unique series that is very fun. The monsters are all very odd; there are the mummies trying to raise a family, the trolls fishing in the polluted water, the goblins that breed like rabbits and my personal favorite, Fang Goom, the well-educated sea monster. Think - Dick Tracy meets The Munsters. Frankenstein Mobster is a great comic full of monsters, organized crime and bad jokes. What more could you possibly want?"
- Donovan Feuring, ComicReaders.com

"One could argue that this is a 'Frankenstein's Monster story' or a 'Mummy story.' The Mobster itself is clearly an homage to the Monster that Dr. Frankenstein created. However, Frankenstein Mobster is less a tale about lost humanity (as is commonly the theme with Monster stories) than it is about revenge from beyond the grave."
- Monster Week

"Quite good fun - deadpan B-movie absurdity with shamelessly awful puns and plenty of tongue-in-cheek melodrama."
- Paul O'Brien, X-Axis