Hellboy In Love #2

Smith delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. The visuals are fun and compelling and I enjoyed every page and panel. Read Full Review

I may be in love with "Hellboy in Love. Read Full Review

There's a really good sense of fun about this that helps to make it as enjoyable as it is. Hellboy has long had a good balance on its stories where things are serious, there are big world-ending elements, and the characters have some true suffering to go through. But we also get something like this that's definitely lighter and more of a classic Bond/Indiana Jones kind of piece that runs with it in a fun way while still having some layers of threat to it. While we know that Hellboy will survive for obvious reasons, that makes you invest more in the supporting cast and seeing the way that they help shape his story and his impact on them as well. Anastasia is a really solid addition to all of this but that damn goblin steals the show more often than not. Read Full Review

Frequent Mignola collaborator Christopher Golden continues to deliver on the romantic angle of the storyline, while the traditional paranormal side leaves bit to be desired. Read Full Review

True to the name of the series, we get some more flirting between the pair as their adventure continues its danger leading into a swarm of attacking birds and then an auction of unsavory folks bidding on items like those that were stolen. Read Full Review