I couldn't tell you where we're going, but I'm enjoying the sights. Read Full Review

The concept of a metronome book is a fascinating one. It's weird how a book can be continuously good for so long that you don't really pay attention to it unless a) something goes really right or b) something goes really, really wrong. Steadily reviewing everything from the Mignolaverse makes us hyper aware of that effect, as this is an 8.0 book for me too, but I have to wonder: if we were getting this kind of quality out of the average Big Two book, wouldn't we be going freaking nuts about the Golden Age of comics coming? Read Full Review

Solid read, Liz Shermans Situation is getting real heavy and Im looking forward to seeing just what the story has in mind for her. Read Full Review

"B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth" #111 feels like the series is heading in a good direction; plots are building and the danger is increasing. With three more parts in "Lake of Fire" to go (to say nothing of whatever comes next), I feel like anything could happen courtesy Arcudi, Mignola, and Crook. Whatever that destination, I'm eagerly awaiting our arrival. "B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth" brings the creepiness every month, and this issue is no exception. Read Full Review

B.P.R.D. #111 may not break any new ground, and it may not even add too much to the overall story of this series. However, it remains an enjoyable read that serves to emphasize the psychological and social aspects inherent to Hell on Earth. Its nice to see the character of Fenix fleshed-out a bit more, and it is wonderful to have Liz Sherman back in the fold. It is the brief glimpses of agent Howard, stalking the halls of the Bureau with his Hyperborean blade in tow, are really tantalizing! Many fans are really looking forward to seeing more of the ancient monster slayers last seen in the Abyss of Time arc, and its nice to get some tangible hints of this in current stories. Read Full Review