Hellboy, Vol. 4.The Right Hand of Doom by Mike Mignola

More short stories, just like the volume three, about the great read one, from early years to now. It’s such an interesting format or really it’s very interesting the way Mignola chose to develop his character, through both long novel versions and these shorter vignettes. It works either way, because he’s a terrific storyteller and a genius artist. And once again he draws on such a wealth of random (and international) resources to craft the spookiest adventures yet for his terrific protagonist. So yeah, another great entry intro a great series. I loved it as much as pancakes. Which is also a title of the first and most whimsical of biographical snippets of the greatest paranormal investigator’s early life. Recommended.