Jophiel wrote:
I'll say "No" to the zombie question as well. Frankenstein's monster (pedant alert) had unique sentience that wasn't derived from his body parts and essentially a living being with complete normal organ functions rather than reanimated still-dead flesh. You could, for instance, cut his hand off and watch him bleed to death pretty quickly as opposed to shotgunning some zombie's arm off and just giving it a club to beat you with.
http://marvel.wikia.com/Frankenstein%27s_Monster_%28Earth-616%29 wrote:
The Frankenstein Monster is a formidable hand to hand combatant. While he has recieved no formal training, he has gained experience through more than a century of adventures. He is also something of an expert in the occult, having encountered a number of supernatural forces and beings throughout his existence.
http://marvel.wikia.com/Zombie wrote:
Death however, is always transitory for a creature like Simon Garth. Years passed, and Simon once again rose from his grave. The amulet of Damballah that he had worn for so many years was gone, and he instinctively began seeking it out. His search brought him to New York City where he unwittingly discovered the amulet in the possession of Daily Bugle employee Glory Grant. The amulet was infused with the spirit of the villainess Calypso, who had possessed Glory and forced her to do her bidding. While seeking the amulet, the Zombie ran afoul of Spider-Man. The two fought, but he ultimately reclaimed the amulet and returned to a restless slumber.
I keep doing your research for you...