Gorgeous.—io9 After a fight with Hellboy, Frankenstein's monster escapes the terrible Mexican laboratory where he was imprisoned and discovers strange creatures beneath the desert, where he'll learn some of the greatest secrets of the mystical world in the strangest Hellboy spinoff yet! Collects Frankenstein Underground #1–#5. The sequel to Hellboy: House of the Living Dead! Compelling from cover to cover, and manages to exceed expectations with haunting art on almost every page.—Bloody Disgusting Its dark and Lovecraftian tone jells perfectly with the character of Frankenstein's monster. With such an all-star creative team behind the project, I eagerly await what darkness our Franken-friend is poised to plumb. —The Fandom Post

The Baltimore legacy is about to get bloody! Once she was Sofia Valk, living in a village overrun by evil. In time she became Lord Baltimore's most trusted ally. Now, more than a decade after his death, Europe has erupted with the early battles of World War II and dark forces are rising again. With witches, vampires, and Nazis on the march, Sofia must embrace the title of Lady Baltimore! But can she fight monsters without becoming a monster herself? Horror genius writing team Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden reunite, with stellar art by Bridgit Connell and colors by Michelle Madsen as they return readers to the world of Baltimore in this deluxe edition, complete with a sketchbook section.

From the ancient warrior Gall Dennar, to Sir Edward Grey, to the B.P.R.D.'s Agent Howards, the iconic Hyperborean sword from the world of Hellboy has landed in many influential hands. And this has been no accident. Trace the sword's path through the adventures and encounters that finally brought it to Ragna Rok, at the end of the world, and witness the sword's journey through history. Collects the four-issue miniseries.

Black magic, demonic frogs, and zombie road kill are just a few of the problems plaguing this seemingly sleepy little town. Beneath the quiet streets, a rat cabal plots vengeance, while in the local cemetery the dead leave their graves. With the human residents unaware of the supernatural danger, it's up to a determined crew of dogs (and one cat) to keep their community safe. Lives will be lost, and bonds forged as the beasts of Burden Hill battle against an unknown evil rooted within their town. Award-winning comics creators Evan Dorkin (Milk & Cheese) and Jill Thompson (Scary Godmother) come together to share the lives of some unlikely heroes.

The BPRD's greatest foe was not always a man . . . Little English girls are going missing, and the trail leads to a bloodthirsty cult wielding an ancient power of evil—the Cult of the Black Flame. No villain in the history of Mike Mignola's line of books has caused as much death and destruction as the Black Flame. See what it was like when that power belonged to a secret order of priests hidden in the jungles of Siam. Collects issues #1–#5 of the series. Mignola has a knack for blending action, adventure, and horror into one cohesive, entertaining story.—ComicWow! TV

In the world of the Eisner Award–winning Black Hammer series—but one hundred years in the future—a collection of superheroes, inspired by the legendary heroes of Black Hammer Farm, must band together to save the planet from an authoritarian regime. A young Martian must find a way to reform The Quantum League to save the world, while solving the riddle of what happened to the great heroes of the twentieth century. Black Hammer creators Jeff Lemire (The Terrifics) and Wilfredo Torres (Legion) illustrates and Dave Stewart (Hellboy) adds his colorist skills to the mix. Collects The Quantum Age #1–#6.

(COMIC COMPLEAT, 200 pages) A mother, Celia and her two sons, Edmund and Nickolas, are chased into a evil never ending forest. Now her sons are adults and one day her youngest, Nickolas finds the trail they lost so long ago. Now The three of them have to follow that trail and see if they can make it out of the woods alive, all the while being watched by a beast known as Brand.

From the world of the Eisner Award-winning Black Hammer series comes a bizarre, sci-fi adventure origin story! Wacky space adventurer Colonel Randall Weird leaves Black Hammer farm and embarks on a strange journey through space and time for something that he's long forgotten with his sanity and life at stake! Collects Colonel Weird: Cosmogog #1–4 from the Eisner Award-winning team of Jeff Lemire and Harrow County's Tyler Crook!

A boy lives in a strange house alone in a field by the woods, he knows no words and lives day by day with no one but his hay parents, until things in his silent life start to go wrong, and he finds a strange tunnel leading into the 'real world'. 'Part one made in a month, 61 pages.'

'Doe' is what I plan on becoming the longest graphic novel ever, ideally at least 1500 pages (see details below) It follows the story of the Doe family, as they deal with what will someday be known as the 'Mimic' war, after what are known as mimics, when a person commits a unforgiveable crime in the land, and they go unpunished for a week, a mimic pops out of the land, and the mimic either kills the person who did it, or the person kills the mimic, but if the mimic kills the person, and afterward people in the area do not go forward to end the mimic themselves, the mimic will go off into the mountains and find the land where the other mimics live, deep underground. Now after a 1000 years of people not killing mimics, they have gathered in the billions. And they are ready to take on humanity. What can the Doe family do about this incoming war? A lot. The family followed Tural, Hillie, Eugene, and Virginia. As they are separated by war, and have to do the best they can, through war and through love. (about the claim of being the longest graphic novel ever, by graphic novel I am not counting any comic series that was made and realsed as a series, so ones like Bone do not count, I'm also not counting any Manga, but I don't believe any Manga would get close to that anyway. I am only counting text/image based work that is meant to be read all together at once and made as such, like what I am doing here with Doe, the releases here are meant as chapters, and I don't plan on people reading chapters one by one, but in groups. I am pretty sure no graphic novel is bigger then 1500, but correct me if I'm wrong.) My name is Emma Olivia Norman Bargo, I am from West Virginia, USA.