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Operation Chaos, VIII.

In Hollywood after the War, Steve Matuchek acts and werewolfs for Metro-Goldwyn-Merlin, starring in Dracula, Frankenstein, the Wolf Man, the Mummy, and the Thing Meet Paracelsus. The people of that parallel Earth have a higher tolerance for long film titles. Let us analyze the six elements of that title:

Dracula
Frankenstein
the Wolf Man
the Mummy
the Thing
Paracelsus

But the Grand Master of bizarre juxtapositions in alternative realities is Alan Moore:

In the futuristic sf of Alan Moore's Halo Jones, philosophy and horror fiction have been synthesized (not a serious suggestion!), thus generating titles like Frankenstein Meets Wittgenstein. That imaginary title is not as far-fetched as it might seem because, although Frankenstein and his Monster have become cinematic horror fiction characters, Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley is a reflection, full of Biblical, Miltonic and mythological references, on the consequences of natural philosophy. I suspect that Alan Moore was conscious of this when he wrote a throwaway line in Halo Jones.
-copied from here.