This is a great story for any Hellboy fans. We know how his story started, and we know his fame. But what about the events that happened in between? This series shows us just that. Hellboy working his way up to the iconic name he now has. For horror fans everywhere, this is a must-read, so head out to your local comic shop and give it a read! Read Full Review

The back half of Ghost Moon isn't bad but it's also not something that really drove me to it in a big way. I liked the first half of the story with all the set up and the first blush introductions to what was going on in Kowloon, but the back half just felt like it was wrapped up too easily, that the action was just kind of a holding pattern at best, and that so much time with given to Thomas and his plans without it really amounting to anything than a standard power hungry guy that it simply didn't resonate. Churilla's artwork was definitely a nice change of pace with things as was the material with the other demons but it wasn't enough to really make it fully engaging. Read Full Review

If there's somethin' strange in your neighborhood, who ya gonna call? Hellboy! And called he was. He found the bad guy, fought the bad guy, high-fived the good guys. But it's only because good Hellboy stories are so good that it's hard to let the weaknesses of this particular story slide. I would have loved to see this as a three or four part story, let the mystery breathe, let us learn more about China and its ghost stories, and then get to the fist fights with the Bull Man. As it stands, however, this story is only okay. But hey, like all Hellboy stories, it drops some hints towards the next story, so there will be more to come... Read Full Review

This was a terrible disappointment. Aside from a few nice character beats, the only good thing about this issue is the art. Read Full Review