The BPRD joins a band of resistance fighters in the ruins of Manhattan to fight the Black Flame and his evil regime of Zinco troops and monsters!
Fellow B.P.R.D. fanatics, make sure you're keeping up with the current story arc. Both issues have been astonishing so far, and the latest installment was among the very best from this series. Story progression, character development, action, mystery and horror, this book has it all. Mignola and company are on a roll and B.P.R.D. #116 shows that there is no sign of stopping or slowing. Read Full Review
Absolute must-read reading. Scary, exciting, and riveting storytelling. Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review
This is an amazingly kickass comic. Howards being insane, empty guns, people trading their lives for information, Panya, the Black Flame " this is where it is at, my friend. I know we're only half way through, but this might be the best issue of February. Hell, maybe even more than that. Read Full Review
With a recent history of by the book end of the world fare, the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense has had much to make up for. Luckily Arcudi and Harren are delivering it in spades. Within in a single issue we are introduced to two different enemies. One old, which seemingly will tie the last year and a bit together, and the other new, with interesting new motives and operations. Coupled with captivating artwork and offbeat characters, this series is heating up to once again return to its quirky disposition, becoming one of the must reads outside the "big two". Read Full Review
B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #116 is what a monthly book honestly needs to be. It's fun, brash, edgy, a bit dark but always entertaining as it easily comes recommended. Read Full Review
I really enjoyed this book and I think you will too, but it's not a pivotal issue by any means. Read Full Review
Another good issue, but a little hard to follow which team is which and who all these new characters are!
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