Elsa Frankenstein's Home, 1818 Wollstoncraft Ave.

Artist Note: Can anyone figure out the connection the address has to the Frankenstein legend?This is the..er..enchanting home of Elsa, The EX-Bride of Frankenstein. How did you find this place Elsa?

Elsa:"Oh it wasn't easy I can tell you."

how so?

Elsa:"Well first of all the realtor I met with screamed and fainted when I met with her. she kept apologizing afterwards even when i explained it's not the first time that's happened and I wasn't offended."

I see.

Elsa:"We spent two days looking around at homes in and around LA  suburbs. We looked at dozens and dozens of these ranch style houses with bright and sunny kitchens and cheerful bathrooms with manicured lawns and such."

And you Don't like that kind of thing?

Elsa:"Eeew yuck no! Finally she told me she had one last house to look at , but warned me it had been on the market for a long time. When we pulled up in front of 1818 Wollstoncraft Ave. I knew that this was it!!"

Really"

Elsa:"Oh yes, it has this atmosphere, I asked her why was such a lovely old house like this vacant for so long? She explained that the property was bordered on three sides by a old cemetery and there was a swamp running thru the back yard with quicksand bogs too!'

And that sold it for you?

Elsa:" Not just that, she explained that the last owner was a serial killer who posed as a doctor and he lured his victims to the house
and conducted bizarre, freaky experiments on them then he'd dump their bodies into the swamp. Not only that he stole bodies from the Cemetery to use in this projects."

So you it the perfect home for you and your family.

Elsa:"Oh yes indeed! The children love to romp in the quicksand and play in among the graves and there's a big basement for my creator Baron Frankenstein to set up a laboratory!"

Well I wish you the best Elsa

Elsa"thank you, come by any time!"