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Posted in: Comics, Dark Horse Comics | Tagged: becky cloonan, christmas, dark horse, eric powell, james harren, mike mignolaEric Powell, Mike Mignola, Becky Cloonan & James Harren are spending Christmas together in this new graphic anthology from Dark Horse.This December, Dark Horse Books will publish Four Gathered on Christmas Eve, four stories from four renowned comics creators: Eric Powell, Mike Mignola, Becky Cloonan, and James Harren. Powell will be illustrating his story and James Harren's with the rest of the…

Mike Mignola posts to Twitter and to Facebook the news of something... new. Big. And not Hellboy.Mike Mignola posts to Twitter and to Facebook the news of something new. "So I am officially starting on my new comic. No idea when it will see the light of day but it's a brand new thing (not Hellboy related), the first part of a much (much) bigger thing, and I couldn't be more excited." Artboard from Mike Mignola The tweet had plenty of responses from all manner of comic book creators and associated fellows… Mike Mignola is…

Mike Mignola told Variety that his version of "Pinocchio" is gothic and "almost Victorian-looking," comparing the look of "Pinocchio: The Illuminated Edition" to the world he created in "Hellboy" because he illustrated the classic story in his signature style. He admitted he was determined to make his version of "Pinocchio" unique and not something that was a direct copy of other adaptations or the classic story itself. "My Pinocchio is a bit more primitive," Mignola shared. "He's a bit more simple,…

Have you psychologically and emotionally recovered from Guillermo del Toro’s twisted, Oscar-winning, stop-motion-animated adaptation of Pinocchio? Perhaps you’re still trying to scrub Disney’s creepy, lifeless, live-action Pinocchio movie out of your mind? Good news—you have plenty of time to heal before A Series of Unfortunate Events author Lemony Snicket and Hellboy creator Mike Mignola team up to bring yet another creepy-ass version of the puppet-boy into the world.Well, kind of. Instead of making a movie, the two are…

Today, Beehive Books launched a Kickstarter for the latest release from their Illuminated Editions imprint: an illustrated and annotated edition of Carlo Collodi‘s 1883 novel The Adventures of Pinocchio. The new Pinocchio: The Illuminated Edition will feature Collodi’s original text accompanied by illustrations from comics superstar Mike Mignola and colorist Dave Stewart, as well as annotations to the text by novelist Lemony Snicket. To celebrate the launch of the crowdfunding campaign for the book, The Beat is pleased…

Image: Mike Mignola/Dark Horse ComicsMike Mignola’s on-again, off-again retirement from the world of his most iconic creation, the supernatural-fighting demon Hellboy, has seen the legendary writer/artist return here and there for everything from covers to new series. But his latest expansion of Hellboy’s world sees him teaming up with a new artist for the first time.io9 can exclusively reveal the latest Hellboy spinoff from Dark Horse Comics, Miss Truesdale and the Fall of Hyperborea. Penned by Mignola, and illustrated…

Mike Mignola and Jesse Lonergan are launching a new Hellboy Universe comic book series for May, Miss Truesdale And The Fall Of Hyperborea.Mike Mignola and Jesse Lonergan are launching a new Hellboy Universe comic book series for May from Dark Horse Comics, Miss Truesdale And The Fall Of Hyperborea, described as a time travelling supernatural horror title. Mike Mignola, the creator of the Hellboy Universe, and artist Jesse Lonergan are collaborating for the first time to create a supernatural time-traveling odyssey…

Mike Mignola may have finished the story of Hellboy, but he’s not done with the big red guy’s world. With art from frequent collaborator Ben Stenbeck, Mignola returns to hell this month with Koshchei in Hell #1, continuing the story of one of his “favorite” characters in the mythos. This is Mignola’s second Koshchei-centric series with Dark Horse Comics, after Koshchei the Deathless explored how a mortal warrior became the deathless slave of the Baba Yaga, with his soul hidden inside an egg that was hidden inside of a…

| Mike Mignola's Hellboy first appeared on the cover of Dime Press #4, published in March 1993, with his first full appearance in the convention publication San Diego Comic-Con Comics #2 in the August of that year, then in John Byrne's Next Men #21 in December, before his own series started in 1994. However, we may have something even earlier than these examples. A full year before. IDW  Special Projects Editor and art dealer, Scott Dunbier, has organized a charity art auction for Hero Initiative, the charity that raises…

Image: Mike Mignola and Dave Stewart/Dark Horse ComicsIs there a comic writer who possibly loves spooky season as much as Hellboy’s Mike Mignola? Perhaps not, which is why the beloved creative is teaming up with artist Rachele Aragno to introduce a whole new spooky delight—and giving them terrifying tales not just for Halloween, but for Christmas too.02:49Guess How Much Crypto's Been Stolen Lately? Part 2Yesterday 10:45AMio9 has your first look inside Dark Horse Comics’ Leonide the Vampyr: Miracle at the Crow’s Head,…