Hellboy vs. Lobster Johnson in: The Ring of Death #1

The adventures of Hellboy in Mexico were a period of the character which fascinates me to read, this comic was a really great surprise, that mix of those classic Mexican movies where a wrestler faces to monsters gives a really special touch, I hope that someday Mike Mignola gives us a compendium of the adventures of Red in Mexico with many more adventures, great artists join efforts to give us a great comic that I'm sure many will enjoy as much as I do. Read Full Review

Hellboy vs. Lobster Johnson shows us the sillier side of the Mignolaverse. It's not a slapstick comedy, but it shows how it can poke fun at itself. Writers Mike Mignola and Chris Roberson turned in a great tale that uses the best elements of these characters and the crazy world they live in. I would read an ongoing series of Hellboy's adventures in Mexico if this is the kind of thing we'd get. Read Full Review

This is a hilarious read, both in the film and the Visitor's short story. The film captures every type of cheese there is to be had in a 1950's low budget film. The characters look great and Hellboy, both versions of him, are a hoot. The Visitor tale was a welcome return to this supporting character and I'd love to see more of him. Hellboy continues to live in these early adventures. Read Full Review

Packed with humor and hard hits, Hellboy vs. Lobster Johnson in: The Ring of Deathis a stunning comedic one-shot and a must-read for fans of Hellboy. Read Full Review

"Hellboy vs. Lobster Johnson" is utterly and gloriously ridiculous. Read Full Review

While this may not be the best entry point to Hellboy, it's another excellent one-shot bound to make existing fans smile. Read Full Review