Create a series of four comic panels in the style of a dark graphic novel based on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, with clear outlines and a consistent, restrained color palette. The scene is based on chapters 7/8, where Victor finds his strangled brother William in the woods and shortly afterward spots his creature in the darkness. Panel 1: Night near Geneva, a forest at the edge of the city, damp ground, mist between the trees. Victor Frankenstein in Victorian clothing (dark coat, light, crumpled shirt) walks alone along a narrow path, illuminated by the cold, bluish moonlight. His face shows exhaustion and unease, his shoulders are tense, the sky is overcast, branches reach like dark fingers into the sky. Panel 2: Medium close-up, Victor kneels on the forest floor over the small, motionless form of his younger brother William. William is only hinted at: childish clothing, limp body, the head slightly to the side, a dark shadow around his neck as an indication of strangulation, but without explicit violence. Victor's face is desperate and shocked, his mouth silently open, his hands trembling over William's body. The moonlight falls in a narrow strip on William, the rest disappears into the shadow. Panel 3: Victor stands again, in profile, tears or rain on his face, with dense forest in the background. A lightning bolt or a brief flash of light illuminates between the tree trunks a tall, deformed figure: the creature, with pallid-yellow, scarred skin, but only vaguely recognizable. You mainly see the outline, longer arms, and the contours of a distorted face before it sinks back into the darkness. The creature does not appear gigantic here, but simply alien and eerie, half hi