Equally, the heroes of BLACK HAMMER seem unsure of their places in a new and changed landscape. The struggle of finding their purpose (or learning they have none) after the cataclysm in Spiral City looks to be an epic journey, and I can't wait to know more. As a reader of BLACK HAMMER, I know you will experience a comic that is thoughtful, artistically beautiful, and ultimately worth every minute you put into reading it.

HELLBOY AND THE B.P.R.D 1954 #4 is building a world you don't want to ignore and doing so with a team of talent that makes it hard to. One minute with this book and you'll be hooked. It's aninter-dimensional sucker punchof Americana, occultism, andawesomeness straight to your eager face.From incompetent 1950s police detectivestoHellboyhockeycheckingdemons,it's got everything a growing fan needs and a diehard fan craves.Check it out!

HELLBOY AND THE B.P.R.D. 1953 #4 sees Roberson, Rivera, and Mignola upholding the high quality of their BEYOND THE FENCES' debut. Beautiful art by Rivera and spot-on colors by Dave Stewart provide the perfect back-drop for an expertly paced story that's as likely to give you chills as it is an adrenaline rush.