Johann travels to Japan to fight giant monsters, but what he discovers is even more disturbing. A man with no brain has been drawing pictures . . . and they tell a terrifying story.
I love this. It feeds my need for adventure and horror in one book. The only way this could be better was if it was weekly. Read Full Review
Joe Querio draws some fantastic-looking demons for this issue, the best among them being the previously mentioned Japanese scientist monster. Add to that Dave Stewart's color work that give things like an inter-dimensional portal an organic feel, and just like that Mignola and company have got another fan on their hands. Read Full Review
This was a surprisingly exciting new turn for this long-running series that will intrigue fans both old and new. B.P.R.D. #122 could also open up some crazy new directions for the series, or at least for the current story. Either way, this one is shaping up to be another great addition to an always fantastic series. Read Full Review
The absolute basic idea behind "B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth" #122 isn't bad, but why is it that Mignola and Arcudi couldn't have done it with a bit more of the regular cast? Johann Kraus' cameo aside (hopefully he'll have a more substantial role next month), it's a little odd to not see any of them in a story that's supposed to introduce people to the title. The execution of this issue is so close, and yet so far. Read Full Review
Another killer issue, for this great ongoing series.
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