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The Pickens County Horror promises to bring vampires to the pages of B.P.R.D. Hell On Earth. Do these bloodsuckers just suck or will you get your bang for the buck? That was awful, and I apologize.
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The Pickens County Horror promises to bring vampires to the pages of B.P.R.D. Hell On Earth. Do these bloodsuckers just suck or will you get your bang for the buck? That was awful, and I apologize.
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Fans of Hellboy know about Lobster Johnson, and now Dark Horse Comics has a brand new adventure of the hero, set during the time period he was actually alive.
This book arrives in stores January 11, 2012, so if you take the jump, be warned there may be spoilers.
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Press Release
Following up on an announcement made at this year’s New York Comic Con, Dark Horse unveils the schedule for Mike Mignola’s 2012 Year of Monsters program.
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Dark Horse Comics has released a sneak peek of Baltimore: The Curse Bells #3 that you can check out, after the jump.
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ROBOT OVERLORD: I have seen many a monster in my day, and save for Matthew, the worst by far is the dread vampire. Mike Mignola has returned to his horror to see what Lord Baltimore is hunting next.
WARNING: This book arrives in stores on August 10, 2011. Matthew and Stephen may indeed spoil certain aspects of the story. Consider yourself warned.
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Dark Horse Comics sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Hellboy: The Fury #2 that arrives in stores this week.
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When it comes to variant covers, some are highly sought after, and others fill the long boxes never to be purchased. Dark Horse is betting someone is going to want to pick up the incentive/variant cover to Hellboy: The Fury. And why wouldn’t they? The cover is by Mike Mignola.
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What does it take to be human? Flesh? Blood? How about a Soul? As Hellboy and Roger the Homunculus journey to South Carolina to investigate a supposedly routine haunting, they will soon find out nothing is routine when dealing with the supernatural.
Damn Those Frogs!
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BPRD has become one of those soap opera comics where characters come and go, and those that readers thought dead return from the dead. It’s also a series that has had some very major arcs, that at times seem disjointed from one another until the doo-doo meets the spinning prop. The Black Goddess series started off as a story yanked from a different time, but by issues end, it all comes together George Peppard style.

Guillermo del Toro confirmed to MTV News that hellboy creator Mike Mignoloa was coming on board the Hobbit production team to help out with early visualizations for the film. Having seen del Toro’s take on Hellboy and knowing the two can create some rather twisted and scary images, I’m hopeful the Orcs come out of their caves with some badass designs that scare me as much as the Rankin-Bass design did when I was a wee tot.
Things are not well in jolly ol’ England
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After the very excellent Crooked Man run, and the equally enjoyable In the Chapel of Moloch, it’s time to for a much larger and deep storyline that runs maybe as far back as the first issue in 1991. One thing that is a given, with Mike Mignola back, readers are going to be in for one hell of a ride.