My lord, reading a Mignola comic is like having your first cigarette of the day.
A brief nicotine high, adrenaline rush, confrontation with the supernatural.
Chesbro House has it all... Leaving the reader awaiting the next Hellboy adventure.
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My lord, reading a Mignola comic is like having your first cigarette of the day.
A brief nicotine high, adrenaline rush, confrontation with the supernatural.
Chesbro House has it all... Leaving the reader awaiting the next Hellboy adventure.
I like that they are doing these fun Hellboy stories. The Shawn McManus art helped a lot. Loved how he did the ghosts and demon monster.
[QUOTE=Kirby101;5682764]I like that they are doing these fun Hellboy stories. The Shawn McManus art helped a lot. Loved how he did the ghosts and demon monster.[/QUOTE]
Me too, 'hope to see more of these comics in the future.
It had a nice early Hellboy feel too it, my only criticism was that when they showed the egg being put into her it looked like they took something out of her instead because of the way the panels were laid out.
I guess the paneling is an issue sometimes. Page 192/193 of witchfinder omnibus volume one has a similar issue... Its apparent if you misread the layout.
[QUOTE=hbr;5686573]I guess the paneling is an issue sometimes. Page 192/193 of witchfinder omnibus volume one has a similar issue... Its apparent if you misread the layout.[/QUOTE]
Until I saw the egg in her skeletal remains on I think it was the next page I had no idea what was going on.
... And the creature was way bigger than what the egg could enclose. I imagine creative freedom.
[QUOTE=hbr;5689835]... And the creature was way bigger than what the egg could enclose. I imagine creative freedom.[/QUOTE]
I don't mind that at all, I'm just saying that visually what happened wasn't clear. It looked more like they were trying to show some kind of psychic surgery to remove one of her organs rather than implanting something into her.
... As I recall I think I noticed no physical wounds as I too was trying to make sense of the panels.
I don't mind that at all, I'm just saying that visually what happened wasn't clear. It looked more like they were trying to show some kind of psychic surgery to remove one of her organs rather than implanting something into her.
Was slightly confused by the ending. In the flashback where Sarah was imprisoned by her brother, they referred to him as George. Shouldn't it have been Charles?