Frankenstein: New World #1

There aren't many misses in the pantheon of Hellboy comics, but Frankenstein: New World seems poised to become the best story since B.P.R.D.: The Devil You Know concluded. Read Full Review

Bergting crafts some beautiful art in the issue. The look of the world is wonderful and unique and definitely a feast for the eyes. Read Full Review

"Frankenstein: New World #1 is both quintessentially a Hellboy Universe book, and yet like nothing else we've seen before in the Hellboy Universe before. Bergting's art truly transports us into a new world, while embellishing it with compositions and pacing that tap into a Mignola-esque mood. Read Full Review

With the Mignola name getting me in the door but also intrigued by both Golden and Sniegoski's involvement, I'm really curious as to what this will be. Coming in with no real knowledge of the past appearances of the character, this works well in being very accessible to someone new and hopefully with enough to make existing fans happy as well. I really like the way it eases us into the familiar concept and story but with its own unique twists and trappings. It has a lot of good stuff going on and some gorgeous artwork with a great color design that makes this feel like the kind of strange world of the future that we expect. I'm excited to see what's to come with it. Read Full Review

Frankenstein guides a young girl through a world of strange creatures and delicious-looking fruit. Let's hope they're not poisonous. Read Full Review

A post-apocalyptic world in danger turns to Frankenstein for help. Frank isn't looking for help, but finds it anyway in the form of a young traveling buddy. This first issue has more exposition than action, though there is some great imagery. Read Full Review

FRANKENSTEIN: NEW WORLD #1 returns to the world of #Hellboy after the fall of humanity where Frankenstein doesnt belong just as much as humans dont! Read Full Review