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Sir Edward Grey, a mysterious character occasionally appearing in “B.P.R.D.” and “Hellboy,” now has his own five-issue miniseries from Dark Horse with the first issue released last July 1, 2009. Written by Hellboy mastermind Mike Mignola with art by Ben Stenbeck, Witchfinder: In the Service of Angels sees the Victorian occult detective fighting against otherworldly assassins and the devious machinations of the Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra. Although it has the same premise as others in Dark Horse's Hellboy Universe--paranormal investigators confronting the forces of the dark--the throwback setting to Victorian England help lend Witchfinder a fresh viewpoint, and it manages to more than hold its own. Definitely laying the groundwork for a major role for Witchfinder in an upcoming Hellboy saga.

Sir Edward Grey, a mysterious character occasionally appearing in “B.P.R.D.” and “Hellboy,” gets his own five-issue miniseries from Dark Horse beginning with this July 1, 2009 release. Written by Hellboy mastermind Mike Mignola with art by Ben Stenbeck, sees the Victorian occult detective fighting against otherworldly assassins and the devious machinations of the Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra. Although it has the same premise as others in Dark Horse's Hellboy Universe--paranormal investigators confronting the forces of the dark--the throwback setting to Victorian England help lend Witchfinder a fresh viewpoint, and it manages to more than hold its own. Definitely laying the groundwork for a major role for Witchfinder in an upcoming Hellboy saga. All high-quality Minutemen scans.

, a mysterious character occasionally appearing in “B.P.R.D.” and “Hellboy,” now has his own five-issue miniseries from Dark Horse with the first issue released last July 1, 2009. Written by Hellboy mastermind Mike Mignola with art by Ben Stenbeck, sees the Victorian occult detective fighting against otherworldly assassins and the devious machinations of the Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra. Although it has the same premise as others in Dark Horse's Hellboy Universe--paranormal investigators confronting the forces of the dark--the throwback setting to Victorian England help lend Witchfinder a fresh viewpoint, and it manages to more than hold its own. Definitely laying the groundwork for a major role for Witchfinder in an upcoming Hellboy saga.

, a mysterious character occasionally appearing in “B.P.R.D.” and “Hellboy,” now has his own five-issue miniseries from Dark Horse with the first issue released last July 1, 2009. Written by Hellboy mastermind Mike Mignola with art by Ben Stenbeck, sees the Victorian occult detective fighting against otherworldly assassins and the devious machinations of the Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra. Although it has the same premise as others in Dark Horse's Hellboy Universe--paranormal investigators confronting the forces of the dark--the throwback setting to Victorian England help lend Witchfinder a fresh viewpoint, and it manages to more than hold its own. Definitely laying the groundwork for a major role for Witchfinder in an upcoming Hellboy saga.

Promoción editorial: SIR EDWARD GREY INVESTIGA LOS ASESINATOS DE JACK EL DESTRIPADOR Tras impedir que un aquelarre de brujas asesinara a la Reina Victoria, Edward Grey fue nombrado caballero por sus servicios a la Corona y a la Reina. Sus investigaciones ocultistas en las calles de Londres y más allá le granjearon el título de Sir Edward pero los londinenses más escépticos se burlaban de él llamándole Cazador de brujas. Ahora, en un Londres asediado por terribles manifestaciones ocultistas, Sir Edward se enfrenta a uno de los asesinos en serie más infames de la historia: Jack el Destripador! Mike Mignola y Chris Roberson nos ofrecen una nueva aventura del investigador victoriano con arte de Christopher Mitten.

Sir Edward Grey, a mysterious character occasionally appearing in “B.P.R.D.” and “Hellboy,” gets his own five-issue miniseries from Dark Horse beginning with this July 1, 2009 release. Written by Hellboy mastermind Mike Mignola with art by Ben Stenbeck, sees the Victorian occult detective fighting against otherworldly assassins and the devious machinations of the Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra. Although it has the same premise as others in Dark Horse's Hellboy Universe--paranormal investigators confronting the forces of the dark--the throwback setting to Victorian England help lend Witchfinder a fresh viewpoint, and it manages to more than hold its own. Definitely laying the groundwork for a major role for Witchfinder in an upcoming Hellboy saga.

Texto promocional: Edward Gorey, nacido en Chicago en 1925 y recientemente desaparecido, en abril de 2000, ha sido, sin lugar a dudas, uno de los autores e ilustradores norteamericanos más personales, originales e interesantes de la segunda parte del siglo xx. Paradigma de lo macabro y de lo bizarro, es autor de un centenar de libros ilustrados e ilustrador de otros sesenta.

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Este libro es un viaje apasionante por la historia del cine en siete capítulos temáticos. Un original ensayo gráfico que sirve para iluminar las ideas que se esconden detrás de nuestras películas favoritas.

Sir Edward Grey is sent to Hallum to investigate the death of a crown-appointed official, but once he is there he hears rumors of the mysterious Unland, the wetlands around the town, and the creatures that inhabit it. Grey's skepticism of the murder vanishes when he encounters the monsters of Unland, and he realizes that Hallam is a place of secrets.