Iconic Horror Returns: Bride of Frankenstein Lives in New Story With Surprising X-Men Twist
Kelly Thompson's new series, <i>Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein Lives</i>, explores themes of touch, fear, and autonomy, drawing parallels to her work on Rogue and Gambit. The Bride's journey of self-discovery challenges traditional narratives, focusing on her agency and the identities of the women who created her.Precious Eseaye • Profiles • 2 hours ago • 1 minute read •
Writer Kelly Thompson consistently explores the complex interplay between touch, fear, and intimacy in her work, a theme distinctly evident in her acclaimed run on Marvel's Mr. & Mrs. X and now in her upcoming series, Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein Lives.
For years, the relationship between Rogue and Gambit was defined by Rogue's mutant powers, turning something as simple as a loving touch into a significant risk. Thompson delved into the profound implications this had for their marriage, showcasing Rogue's struggle to control her abilities and the inherent
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