by John Byrne, Mike Mignola
I finally, finally got my hands on some of the comics! I've seen the movies several times and loved them, but I always wondered if the comics were as good, or better. Now...I'm not sure. I very much enjoyed this first volume, but I think I like the movies just a little bit more. I was kind of surpri...
Old Faves in New Flavors The Hobbit Graphic Novel The novel stayed true to the book. However, I wasn't too impressed with the artwork. It could have been more attractive. Given that I've just finished reading Monstress, it is no surprise that everything else looks almost dull in comparison! ...
I finished Hellboy Vol. 1 Seed of Destruction & loved every bit of it. I would have loved it even more, if there was more Liz to go around. The artwork is so beautiful but what do I know because I haven’t read more than ten graphic novels/comics in my life. However, that is all about to change! ...
It was really interesting to read the comic for Hellboy after seeing the movie first and so many years ago. It's no secret how much I love Hellboy. I am eternally grateful to the Guillermo Del Toro movie (made with Mignola as his concept and art designer) for introducing me to this wonderful charact...
Star Rating Art: 4 StarsStar Rating Story: 3 StarsSelf purchase for my Kindle.First Impression: A bit of a disappointment.I was really hoping I’d like this series since I liked Hellboy: Midnight Circus (I got as an ARC from Netgalley) so much. Characters: The sorcerer who originally brought hellbo...
The first book of Hellboy can best be described as The X-Files in Arkham. Totally relevant to my interests. For the most part, it delivers. The villain is a little monologue-y, but that seems to be in character for him. I liked Hellboy's narration, and the art is striking. Aside from the main storyl...
I love Hellboy.
I don't know what I really expect when I read comic books. They can be pretty cool, and do things that are pretty unexpected, but mostly there's not a lot of there there. I really enjoyed the art, and especially appreciated a lot of the winking genre jokes and irreverence. However, it's super weak i...
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