Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Dark Horse Comics, Hellboy, Mike Mignola
After a strong opening couple of issues (#1 & #2) we fall further into Hellboy’s passed life in issue #3 of Mike Mignola’s triumphant return to art & writing duties.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Abyss, Dark Horse, Hellboy, Mike Mignola
A big spoiler for this new arc from Dark Horse may well be that Hellboy is dead……but then I’d doubt it would be much of a surprise whether you’ve heard or not….it’s the kind of title where you know that anything can and does happen.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: B.P.R.D., Dave Stewart, Hellboy, John Arcudi, Max Fiumara, Mike Mignola, Professor Bruttenholm
It’s been a while since I’ve picked up some B.P.R.D. but I thought with the start of a new 5-part mini series I’d delve back in.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Dave Stewart, John Arcudi, Lobster Johnson, Mike Mignola
Another one-shot featuring Lobster Johnson, a character from the Hellboy universe that has quickly become a favourite of mine. Following a good, but not great one-shot just recently (The Prayer of Neferu) I was hopeful that this would be a return to form for Lobster.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Dark Horse Comics, Frank Miller, John Arcudi, Jonathan Case, Mike Mignola, Oxel
After enjoying issue #0 of The Creep (reviewed here) – I was keen to see where John Arcudi & Jonathan Case would take us on this dark, detective story.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: B.P.R.D., Dave Stewart, John Arcudi, Lobster Johnson, Mike Mignola, Wilfred Torres
Following the recent Lobster Johnson mini-series, The Burning Hand (issue #1 reviewed here), there was always a good chance I would pick up anything new featuring the character and sure enough, along came this one-shot.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Dave Johnson, John Arcudi, Lobster Johnson, Mignolaverse, Mike Mignola
What could be better than Mike Mignola writing a 1930’s pulp tale?……got me…..I can’t think of anything better. I’m a Mignola fan and I love old school characters like The Shadow, The Rocketeer and The Phantom – surely I was onto a winner?
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Abe Sapien, B.P.R.D., Dark Horse Comics, Demonology, Hellboy, James Harren, John Arcudi, Maine, Mike Mignola
Another roll of the comic book dice for the Comics Anon team brought us Abe Sapien : The Devil Does Not Jest. Now we all know Abe from the Hellboy movies….but the most refreshing things about this tale….is that we get a complete tale within 2–issues and we get to see Abe step out of Hellboy’s shadow and hold his own.
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