#27 Itty Bitty Hellboy by Art Baltazar, Franco

All I can say is this was too freaking cute. All the major characters are in the book and most of the stories are done in 2-3 pages. There are some story arcs but nothing too detailed. I would gladly hand this over to some young fan of the Hellboy movies to read and not worry about them tripping over anything hard to understand that would be in the regular Hellboy stories.


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#28 Murder Mysteries by Neil Gaiman, Daniel Chabon, P. Craig Russell

This is a reissue of a graphic novel that I hadn't read before. With the story split between LA and Heaven and deals with murder. An angel in disguise barters a story for a cigarette. What unfolds is the story of the first murder in heaven. The story is good and the art is amazing. I didn't care for the ending that much but it is a good story.  About a third of the book covers creating the comic and the decisions that went into so much of the art. A nice edition to have if you haven't picked it up before.

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