SuperHeroBooks - Hellboy Animated Volume 2: The Judgement Bell (Hellboy Animated)

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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973 EAN: 9781593077990 ISBN: 1593077998 Label: Dark Horse Manufacturer: Dark Horse Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 80 Publication Date: 2007-06-20 Publisher: Dark Horse Reading Level: Young Adult Studio: Dark Horse
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: This could be so much better. Comment: First of all. I enjoyed the animted Hellboy movies the Sword of Storms and Blood and Iron. If you haven't perchased any of the Hellboy Animated TPBs before, don't expect them to be anything like the animated movies. I bought my daughter The Black Wedding and The Judgment Bell expecting these to be be more age appropriate (13)than the Hellboy or B.P.R.D. graphic novels. She thinks they are okay, I can't stand them. The artwork is horrible! who drew this stuff? Kids die in The Judgment Bell. Thats real age appropriate. Oh yeah, and the books fall apart-right after you open 'em-the first time. The only redeeming thing about the books? The short stories about Hellboy as a youngster and his fantasies about his radio and comic hero-Lobster Johnson. Those little stories are gems! If I buy my daughter the 3rd book Hellboy Animated series and it's as crummy as the first two-then she can find some other TPB to collect. Customer Rating: Summary: Lightweight versions of the Hellboy stories Comment: Essentially, these books are tween friendly versions of the Hellboy saga. My daughter loves them and I don't have to worry about them giving her nightmares. More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: In "The Judgment Bell," written by Jim Pascoe (Kim Possible, Buffy the Vampire Slayer) and drawn by Rick Lacy (Venture Brothers), a figure from Dr. Broom's past wreaks havoc on the children of a small Polish village. And in a backup story written and drawn by Hellboy Animated creator Tad Stones, a young Hellboy is once again stirred to heroism by the radio adventures of Lobster Johnson.