Captain Henry and the Graveyard of Time #4
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| Writer | Mike Mignola, Bruce Zick |
| Artist | Bruce Zick |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Captain Henry battles the Time King and his minions in his final hope to defeat the evil ruler and return to where—and when—he came from.
Mike Mignola and Bruce Zick cowrite and Zick (Thor, The Atomic Legion) draws this new miniseries that explores an uncharted corner of the Hellboy universe!
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Feb 26, 2026What’s so beautiful about this book is how Zick and Mignola have been able to remove the protagonists from time and space, keeping the iconic tone and mood of a well-crafted world that contains such icons as Lobster Johnson and Sir Edward Grey, but sidestepping some of the larger lore elements that would box such a story in by sidestepping time and space itself. Read Full Review
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Plot Captain Henry and Doctor Bertram Otterham Archimedes face off against the Time King in a battle they win thanks to Henry's cunning and Bertram's technology. The Time King falls defeated, and his armor disassembles, revealing him to be a demon. This place is Hell, and a demon has acquired the technology of a time traveler. Both are reprimanded by a being who lives outside of time and is given the opportunity to leave this place using Bertram's Ophelia machine. However, they now also live outside of time, but their adventures have only just begun. This comic explores this corner of the Hellboy universe, which is already so fertile in characters and stories where every page thrills and transports the reader in an adventure that ble more
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OK, two things that bothered me about this series, and they are both the character who I assume is Bruttenholm. He is never named on page, and maybe I should have recognized him, but still that's pretty sloppy. And while going through his dialogue to figure out who he was, I noticed that every single thing he says is a question intended to prompt exposition. I mean, that's useful for the writer but when you read them all in a row it's a bit obvious.
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