Alan Moore, a famous graphic novel writer, was at one point completely enthralled with the Hollywood industry. That is, until they completely changed the script for several of his movies, making them nonsensical and unfaithful to his vision. What has happened to Moore has a parallel with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, with the entire plot of the movie and the monster’s character changed on many levels. The character is close to bastardized, with his original concepts for becoming a Christian monster becoming lost when translated to the silver screen. His entire meaning in the novel is to make Victor miserable as a punishment for trying to play God, a concept which is rarely explored in film. Frankenstein is changed in three major ways: The monster
