*Listening to The Original Version Of Frankenstein by Edgar White*( I say original because I've been listening to a cover for Frankenstein by Marcus Miller)

Anyway... In listening to Marcus Miller's cover for Edgar White's Frankenstein on my ipod last week, I started thinking about a "Frankenstein" character I developed when I was in the eighth grade based off of Victor Von Gerdenheim from DarkStalkers.

Originally he was alot like Victor, he manipulated electricity that was channeled through his body, and had superhuman strength, but unlike Victor, this character was very articulate when speaking, and he was a villain.(And he had a name, I just can't remember what it was. :P ) However in listening to "frankenstein" on my ipod I started to recall this character he started to become somewhat like the Hulk in these mental scenarios of mine as I thought about the Incredible Hulk and Red Hulk, and in how I also recalled how I learned that the Hulk himself was inspired by Frankenstein.(Of which I just recently learned that the other source of inspiration was Jekyll and Hyde.) And as this new renovation of this old concept came to life in my subconscious, he started to become more of a hero than a villain. And also I seemed to have given him a Hulk like origin that may be mixed with Solomon Grundy's origin in Justice League.

But my problem is the character's recent renovations, and abilities: He's a man resurrected from the dead by a scientists, and transforms into a Muscular Frankenstein looking creature due to the energy used in his resurrection, and he has superhuman strength, and can manipulate electricity and radioactive energy in any manner he sees fix. But he can transform at will rather than just transforming when he's pissed...

Yes I have dreams, and fate seems to place me among others with dreams like mine.