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Hellboy: Weird Tales (2003)

Hellboy: Weird Tales #2

Dark Horse Comics · April 2003

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About this issue

Artist
Eric Powell, Eric Wight, John Cassaday, Seung Kim, and Steve Parkhouse
Penciller
Jason Pearson
Inker
Jason Pearson
Colorist
Dan Jackson, Dave Stewart, Eric Powell, and Michelle Madsen
Letterer
Clem Robins and Michelle Madsen
Cover
Jason Pearson
Editor
Scott Allie
Assistant Editor
Matt Dryer
Characters
Abe Sapien, Hellboy, Johann Kraus, Kate Corrigan, Liz Sherman, Lobster Johnson, Roger (Hellboy), Sidney Leach, and Trevor Bruttenholm
Teams
Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense
Cover date
April 2003
Cover price
$2.99
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

Jason Pearson makes his grand return to Dark Horse with a story about firestarter Liz Sherman. Pearson writes and draws half this issue, plus provides the cover. John Cassaday continues his classic Lobster Johnson serial, while Mark Ricketts (Nowheresville) and Eric Wight (Art Director for Buffy Animated) reduce special agent Kate Corrigan to tears and temper tantrums at the hands of her dead mother. Finally, Randy Stradley and Seung Kim, artist from the Jackie Chan animated show, place Hellboy himself in a demonic hot spring. This eclectic mix of stories about the World's Greatest Paranormal Detective and his friends and foes continues, driven by some of the most interesting mainstream and up-and-coming artists in comics.