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Mike Mignola's Hellboy series was first introduced, along with Hellboy himself, in San Diego Comic Con Comics #2, published August 1993. As the series has progressed, it has grown to include numerous spin-offs all sharing continuity within the Hellboy Universe. see also: List of Hellboy Universe stories see also: Trade Paperback Collections see also: List of Hellboy stories The first title ...
Elizabeth "Liz" Sherman is a pyrokinetic human woman, and a field agent of the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense. At age eleven, she destroyed an entire city block, killing thirty-two people—including her parents and younger brother. Since then, she has been a ward of the Bureau, fighting evil forces and learning to live with her abilities. Born in Kansas City, Kansas, on April 15 ...
Hellboy is the titular protagonist in the series with the same name, starring in many comics and novels as well as three live-action films. He is a defender of the human world against a variety of supernatural evils and has his origins near the end of WWII. Raised by a human, Hellboy considers himself more human than demon and for this reason defends them. He is not without flaws and likes to ...
Jan 19, 2014 · A character that has appeared since Hellboy's inception and one that is still appearing in the recent BPRD The Return Of The Master arc, Kroenen is a Nazi scientist who assists Hellboy's first ...
Rated: 2/4 Jan 7, 2019 Full Review Bruce Diones New Yorker When the movie's story line concentrates on the character of Hellboy and his relationships with those important to him, the film becomes ...
The existence of these adaptations allow the Hellboy-verse's US government to cover up the existence of the real Lobster (and the fact that he was a spy for them in WWII), and as a further side-effect, the character is more readily known, on both sides of the Fourth Wall, as "Lobster Johnson".
Trevor Bruttenholm / ˈ b r uː m / (alias: Prof. Trevor Broom) is a fictional character in the comic book series Hellboy, created by Mike Mignola and John Byrne. His first appearance was in the comic book Hellboy: Seed of Destruction issue #1 (1994). He is an adoptive father to titular protagonist Hellboy and one of the main characters in the ...
