Captain Henry and the Graveyard of Time feels wonderfully old school, like reading a classic Jack Kirby Strange Tales issue from the '70s. It's fun, fascinating and bizarre, in the best way. Read Full Review

Plot
While Walter Whittier's family tries to bring Captain Henry back, the designs of the deceased Jameson are difficult to decipher, and they don't know what happened to him.

Captain Henry continues to escape a giant clock with legs and arms that relentlessly pursues him. He is saved by Dr. Bertram Otterham Archimedes, a time traveler from 1778, who, with the help of the scientific society ORDER OF AETHER, created the perpetual motion time machine called Ophelia.

Bertram explains that he arrived at this place, which he calls the Graveyard of Time, after traveling from the beginning of time in Hyperborea to the very end, where Hellboy makes a cool and chilling cameo. Several time travelers are dead inside their machines in this graveyard.

The Ophelia machine cannot take off in this location; something is draining the energy produced by its perpetual motion system, which powers Bertram's electric weapon that eliminates these monstrous clocks with a single shot.

Henry and Bertram set out to find the one behind these monster attacks. They don't know who it is, but he's called the Time King.

This comic explores this corner of the Hellboy universe, so rich in characters and stories where every page thrills and transports you on an adventure that blends science fiction, steampunk, and supernatural horror with references to real history.

Art
The art is full of textures and many slightly incomplete lines that give it a brilliantly gloomy feel, supported by a palette of cold, sepulchral colors.

Summary
Captain Henry encounters a time traveler; their alliance is key to escaping this infernal nightmare that is the Graveyard of Time. Addictive and impactful. more