It’s the enemy we face this issue that spawned the tagline, The Impossible Will Happen. When John and Mike and I first started talking about the possibility of doing this arc, even our own knee-jerk reaction was, We CAN’T do that. The opponent the Bureau is facing now is the worst one yet. Scott Allie: The little psychic girl who shot Abe gets a vision of what’s coming, and it is big, and terrible. Mike Mignola (Writer), John Arcudi (Writer), Laurence Campbell (Artist/Cover), and Dave Stewart (Colorist) Kicking off a two-parter full of revelations!.Someone with answers about his role in the worldwide disaster. Monstrosities continue to spill out of the destruction Abe saw in Florida as he meets We’re putting all the cards on the table starting here. In this issue and the next, the answers are coming, as a little psychic girl lays out some of the biggest secrets Mignola has been sitting on for ages. Scott Allie: Abe left the BPRD to disprove the idea that he has anything to do with the monsters overrunning the earth, something that one present BPRD agent believed strongly enough that she nearly killed him. Mike Mignola (Writer), Scott Allie (Writer), Max Fiumara (Artist/Cover), and Dave Stewart (Colorist) Publisher Dark Horse offered a sneak peak at the solicitations for the month, with Editor-in-Chief Scott Allie offering some insight into the action just around the corner this fall.

All of these titles are ascending to Grand Guignol climaxes of majesty and devastation (well, maybe not Itty Bitty Hellboy).

Were-Jaguars, British child-devouring boogeymen and mind-melting big bads lie just around the seasonal bend.

This November will witness just how far Mignola’s vision has grown in a little more than two decades. And lest we think that infernal fisticuffs are for adults alone, Art Baltazar and Franco’s Itty Bitty Hellboy shows just how adorable demons and homunculus can be. Outside of these overlapping narratives, Mignola also partnered with author Christopher Golden to helm such sovereign narratives as vampire hunter Henry Baltimore and occult detective Joe Golem. Among many other titles, the author has since expanded Hellboy’s comic world to cast the spotlight on Lovecraftian sea creature Abe Sapien and the BPRD, an organization tirelessly committed to staving off the supernatural apocalypse. Mike Mignola planted a literal Seed of Destruction in 1994 with the first adventure of Hellboy, a renegade demon devoted to helping humanity by fighting wildly inventive, pulpy monsters culled from international mythology.

Hellboy by Scott Allie