Long night at Goloski station has everything we've come to expect from a Mignolaverse tale, fantastic artwork, a story which will haunt you long after you've put the comic down, each page practically dripping with melancholy. Read Full Review

Hellboy & the BPRD: Long Night at Goloski Stationis the type of book that will blow you away with both its powerful storytelling and artistic prowess. It's the perfect celebration of all things Halloween for new and longtime fans alike. Buy this book! Read Full Review

Simmering evil explodes violently in this one-shot set in Russia, 1967. Everything about this book is perfect. The story is incredible, be it with the conversation or the battle against the unholy. The art is killer, with silent looks from characters increasing the tension or revealing aspects of the individuals. The colors up every element of the art and the letters allow sounds to explode off the page. This is the book you give friends to hook them on Hellboy. Highest possible recommendation. Read Full Review

This is yet another example of how Mike Mignola can team up with a creative team and make magic. It's a haunting sort of tale with a deep twist that'll have you thinking, and wishing, for more stories like it. Pick this up for a horror story best enjoyed on Halloween night! Read Full Review

Matt Smith delivers some impressive visuals in this issue with awesome actions sequences and great character moments. Read Full Review

First 'The Beast of Vargu,' now 'Long Night at Goloski Station'"2019's been a great year for one-shots from Mike Mignola. Both stories set a very high bar for December's 'The Seven Wives Club' with Adam Hughes. Read Full Review

Another fantastic one-shot by Mignola & Co that would only be better if it were slightly longer. Read Full Review

If you ever wanted to jump into the Hellboy Universe, HELLBOY AND THE B.P.R.D.: LONG NIGHT AT GOLOSKI STATION is the train station you should stop at. Read Full Review