Frankenstein isn’t usually interpreted as a kids’ story, though there are plenty of kid-friendly references to it in popular culture. Certainly, generations of American kids have smeared green pain on their faces, drawn wiggly black stiches across their foreheads with their mum’s eyeliner, and hit the streets in search of candy at Halloween. The ‘Frankenstein’ image enters the psyche from a young age, and it’s not until we get a bit older that we realise that the hulking, stalking figure we’ve been calling Frankenstein since we were little isn’t really Frankenstein at all. Scientist Victor Frankenstein is the central figure of Mary … Continue reading NEWS: Co3 and The Farm bring Frank Enstein to Perth in April