Hellboy: The Devil's in the Detail | Pop Culture Essays

This episode, we explore the stylized art behind Hellboy--the influences, the ambitions, and the experiences that artist Mike Mignola used to bring beloved Big Red to life.
Backstory:
Mignola spent time as an inker for Marvel. He inked series like 'Daredevil' and 'The Incredible Hulk' before moving on to DC that lead to creative freedom with Dark Horse comics. He was inspired by Jack Kirby, the style of cinematic movement. The action is always moved forward. There were many inspirations that led to Hellboy. Mignola said in an interview, "I create characters in order to see places as an excuse to draw that world".
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[@victorm152]

I got hooked from the first movie...i loved watching it and still do.

[@volumedealer2716]

I was sitting at McDonands in Norwalk,Ct,and a Man asked to sit at the table I was sitting.
I said sure, no problem.
Then I realized it was Johne Bryne.
The subject of Hellboy came-up when I was speaking to him.
He said Mike asked for him to write the 1st issues of Hellboy to give him his legs.

[@hiveknight7416]

Hell yeah

[@dillpickle4160]

How does this have 5k views but only 8 comments

[@anonymousgaming7410]

The new hell boy movie was a disappointment

[@johnsullivan9227]

How?

[@anonymousgaming7410]

@ThatMovieGuy Does The Small Screen yeah hellboy was a cool guy in the 1st ones but then turned in to a whiney bi***