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Hellboy: Weird Tales (2003)

Hellboy: Weird Tales #4

Dark Horse Comics · August 2003

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About this issue

Artist
Jason Pearson, John Cassaday, Ovi Nedelcu, and Roger Langridge
Colorist
Dan Jackson, Dave Stewart, Michelle Madsen, and Ovi Nedelcu
Letterer
Clem Robins, Dan Jackson, Michael Heisler, and Michelle Madsen
Cover
Leinil Francis Yu
Editor
Scott Allie
Assistant Editor
Matt Dryer
Designer
Lia Ribacchi
Publisher
Mike Richardson
Characters
Abe Sapien, Crimson Hood, Hellboy, Liz Sherman, and Lobster Johnson
Teams
Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense
Cover date
August 2003
Cover price
$2.99
UPC
76156811329700411
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

Another star-studded issue of stories which Entertainment Weekly called, "A must for fans of Mike Mignola's retro-cool creation." In Jason Pearson's twelve-page story of a blighted house, the flame-throwing Liz Sherman is forced to deal with her family, who she killed when she was a little girl. In more light-hearted fare, Arcudi and Langridge (who worked together on Legends of the Dark Knight: Auterism) deliver a bizarre take on Abe Sapien as Bureau second fiddle to the popstar Hellboy, while Tom Sniegoski (BPRD: Hollow Earth) and animator Ovi Nedelcu show The World's Most Amateur Paranormal Investigator, Hellboy, on his first fumbling mission. And Cassaday's Lobster Johnson strip gets more bizarre with each passing panel...