A wonderful throwback to the old spooky Hellboy storylines, this comic works wonderfully. The artwork is just plain awesome, and the writing as always top notch. If you are looking for a goodmystery/horror short story look no further than this. (And then read everything else of BPRD). My only gripe with the story was I wish it were longer. Not in the fanboy sense longer, but longer so that there were more details revealed. Come on BPRD, stop playing things so close to the chest. Read Full Review

It's another B.P.R.D. mini that focuses on the agency's field agents, and what makes this one work so well is the wonderful character that Stewart and Mignola have created in Ashley Strode; she is fantastically characterized, and beautifully rendered. Read Full Review

Even with its awkward ending this is a great issue. I really have to reiterate that if you’re a new reader this series is a great start to the world and honestly does a dandy job of telling you what exactly is going on the Hellboyverse as Hell opens up and begins to seep into the world. If you missed the first issue then pick it up in the back issue bins of your shop or grab it from Dark Horse’s digital store where you can also pick up this issue as well. Read Full Review

This was a quick, but fun series and I had a blast reading it. This issue gets a 4 star rating as does the series. Click here for my review of issue #1. From Dark Horse Comics. Read Full Review

After this issue I dont know whats coming next from Mignola and the gang, but I look forward to it wholeheartedly. Read Full Review

"B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: Exorcism" #2 is a perfectly reasonable conclusion to the mini-series, although I'm still not entirely sure if it had a greater point of existence than, "This might be fun." Ultimately it's nice enough for a little diversion in the "B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth" realm, and that's good enough for now. Read Full Review