GreenBastard Comic Reviews

The art of this issue is outstanding, an incredibly realistic look with just a hint of sketchiness that Mignola's world is famous for. Sebastin Fiumara gives all the characters and environements of the book a life-like appearance; this rings true even for the monstrous creatures that are showcased throughout the book. Dave Stewart, who is now the goto colourist for most of the BPRD books, does his thing giving that extra oomf the book needs through the use of his colour pallet and shading.

This book has sent this new series to the top of to buy list. Really enjoyed it and I look forward to Abe Sapiens next installment.

This book is definitely one to grab if youre into an Americanized anime. It has a Ronin like feel to the art with a twisted take on a classic fairy tale. Hopefully we will see just how sharp grandmas teeth truly are in the next issue.

Im very impressed with this B.P.R.D. issue, the event needed a good shake up, and this is just what the doctor ordered.

I definitely like this issue the most out of the bunch and Im looking forward to seeing how the rest of the arc develops.

Im finding this book a fascinating read and become more ingrained into the story as each issue comes to a close. This one is no different; the ending sets up perfectly for the next issue and a new obstacle for Mr. Fillmore Press.

When it comes to the story, chaos and blood are just a few of the inherent qualities that saturate "Bedlam". Every issue brings new intense twists and a new crazy way for people to die. This issue especially has an ending that will have you reeling.

Bravo to Tim Seeley and his partner in crime Josh Scott Emmons, this is a very well created, well written and well-illustrated story. I hope there will be another dose to come soon!

This book is already turning heads and its only on its second issue, the story will no doubt increase in pace and scope as we journey alongside Hellboy through Hell.

Hellboy in Hell has been an unreal ride so far, this is issue takes it up another notch with its action and story flow. The next issue will bring about new events and I am very interested to see where Mignolas imagination takes Hellboy next

"Saga" is a premier comic book. BKV and Fiona Staples do a spectacular job bringing this beast to life.

This story is on an upward trend as the many plot lines are being slowly weaved together.