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About this issue
- Artist
- Cameron Stewart, J.H. Williams III, Jim Starlin, John Cassaday, and Scott Morse
- Colorist
- Dave Stewart and Lovern Kindzierski
- Letterer
- Clem Robins, Jason Hvam, Michelle Madsen, and Todd Klein
- Cover
- J.H. Williams III
- Editor
- Scott Allie
- Assistant Editor
- Matt Dryer
- Designer
- Lia Ribacchi
- Publisher
- Mike Richardson
- Characters
- Abe Sapien, Azzael, Crimson Hood, Grigori Rasputin (Hellboy), Hellboy, Ilsa Haupstein, Klaus Werner Von Krupt, Leopold Kurtz, Lobster Johnson, Roger (Hellboy), Trevor Bruttenholm, Vladimir Giurescu, and William Grenier
- Teams
- Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense
- Cover date
- October 2003
- Cover price
- $2.99
- UPC
- 76156811329700511
- Pages
- 36
- Rating
- Unknown
While investigating reports of a goatman stalking a small town's Lover's Lane, Hellboy is teamed with a female Bureau agent whose obsession with monsters makes the World's Greatest Paranormal Investigator a little uneasy. J.H. Williams (Promethea) and Haden Blackman (Star Wars: Republic, The Field Guide to North American Monsters) put their knowledge of mysticism and folklore together for this truly unique Hellboy adventure. Ron Marz teams with legendary creator Jim Starlin for a psychedelic South American adventure, and Scott Morse (Volcanic Revolver, Ancient Joe) presents a more contemplative look at Hellboy, while the retro Lobster Johnson serial by John Cassaday (Captain America) just gets more and more strange.