Giant Robot Hellboy goes rogue, leaving both the island and the laboratory in explosive chaos! Inspired by Mignola's viral-hit pencil drawings from Mike Mignola: The Quarantine Sketchbook, Giant Robot Hellboy gets his own story in this 3-part miniseries from Mignola and longtime Hellboy artist Duncan Fegredo!
Giant Robot Hellboy is both a can't miss story for longtime fans and a total blast for newcomers too. Read Full Review
Fegredo delivers some fantastic art throughout the issue. The action is visually thrilling in every page and panel and I love the details. Read Full Review
Giant Robot Hellboy #3 is another great issue in the three-issue miniseries. That's largely due to Fegredo's incredible detailed, exciting, and unmatched art in the epic department. Read Full Review
"Giant Robot Hellboy is a story full of questions with very few answers. That's not going to be for everyone, I know, but as someone that loves digging into the mysteries, this was so much fun. It's a lightweight story in terms of character, but heavy in terms of worldbuildingI expect we'll be feeling ripples from "Giant Robot Hellboy in the Hellboy Universe for years to come. Read Full Review
It's not required reading, but a perfect chaser after watching Godzilla Minus One or Monarch during these long, bleak nights. Read Full Review
The three-issue mini-series feels every bit the fever dream that came from sketches. I think a one-shot would have been fine here for the concept, especially as it leaves Hellboy back where he started with apparently no memory of events. Read Full Review
Plot
Mignola closes this brilliant and daring Hellboy adventure with emotion and mystery where she makes references to the kaiju and mecha genre, leaving in the end many doubts that deserve to be revealed in another new saga.
Art
Duncan Fregedo creates the perfect atmosphere of horror, mystery and action that elevates the tone of mysteries with his art so organic and detailed.
Summary
Jian must escape the island and he's going to need the help of Robot Hellboy or whoever controls him.
The art ROCKS, especially nice cover variants -- but the story is uneventful, goes nowhere...too bad.
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