Hellboy Omnibus Volume 4: Hellboy in Hell
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Summary
The Hellboy saga concludes， with the most ambitious chapter， Hellboy in Hell， collected in its entirety--all written and drawn by Mike Mignola。
On the heels of Hellboy Omnibus Volume 3: The Wild Hunt， Hellboy is cast into Hell， where familiar faces reveal secrets of his origins， and previously unknown family members come forward。 Hellboy forever alters the face of Hell， giving new significance to his role of Beast of the Apocalypse。
While featuring big answers and one of the most momentous choices Hellboy's ever made， Hellboy in Hell also offers a return to the simplest and best Hellboy stories， as Hellboy roams a unique world only Mignola could present， filled with strange and magical encounters rich with the power of folklore and myth。
The four volume Hellboy Omnibus series along with the two volumes of The Complete Short Stories collect all of Mignola's award-winning Hellboy stories in chronological order for a definitive reading experience。
On the heels of Hellboy Omnibus Volume 3: The Wild Hunt， Hellboy is cast into Hell， where familiar faces reveal secrets of his origins， and previously unknown family members come forward。 Hellboy forever alters the face of Hell， giving new significance to his role of Beast of the Apocalypse。
While featuring big answers and one of the most momentous choices Hellboy's ever made， Hellboy in Hell also offers a return to the simplest and best Hellboy stories， as Hellboy roams a unique world only Mignola could present， filled with strange and magical encounters rich with the power of folklore and myth。
The four volume Hellboy Omnibus series along with the two volumes of The Complete Short Stories collect all of Mignola's award-winning Hellboy stories in chronological order for a definitive reading experience。
Reviews
Nathanial Iles
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Honestly， I am *slightly* dissappointed with this book as an ending。 Don't get me wrong， the artwork is stunning and the writing has lots of great little moments that tie together the whole series。。。 But the fact that the overarching plot of the Ogru Jahad doesn't get resolved here is dissappointing。 I understand that comes together in the BPRD series， but I am not a fan of having to acquire multiple series to get a full story。 Still， there's lots of cool moments and Hellboy remains a cool chara Honestly， I am *slightly* dissappointed with this book as an ending。 Don't get me wrong， the artwork is stunning and the writing has lots of great little moments that tie together the whole series。。。 But the fact that the overarching plot of the Ogru Jahad doesn't get resolved here is dissappointing。 I understand that comes together in the BPRD series， but I am not a fan of having to acquire multiple series to get a full story。 Still， there's lots of cool moments and Hellboy remains a cool character。 I'm glad I collected and read this series， and who knows。。。 Maybe I'll get around to the BPRD one day！ 。。。more
Gergő Esze
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Az én Omnibusomban benne volt még a Delgado trilógia vége és ugyan azt is élveztem， de a Hellboy in Hell sztori magában megérdemel egy ötöst！ Tényleg csodás lezárása volt ennek a történetnek。 Hellboy karakterének elképesztő mélységet adott a mélységben。
Tabby
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read it for uni
David Wilson
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A beautifully dark and poignant ending to the best comic series ever。
Gary Postlethwaite
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Had no idea how this would end but I like it。 I hope to reread the entire Hellboy series one day but I don’t want to read every BPRD Book
Charles Lupo
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It was a little short， but I like that Hellboy was wrapped up。 I feel like just having an ending at all makes it feel more complete， even if it was a bit strange。 Then again， what did you expect to happen in Hell？
Komuniststar
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Na kraju， spustivši se u pakal， Hellboy je otisa u grandioznost， koja je zanimljiva， ali je izgubi ono ca je Hellboya cinilo tako dobrim， britkost i akciju。
Julia
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I literally read this in a day。 I know it’s a comic but I couldn’t put it down。
Ashley （Red-Haired Ash Reads）
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Series: Hellboy in Hell #1-2Rating: 4 stars - It was really goodHellboy has been cast into Hell， where he meets some familiar faces who continue to reveal new secrets about his origins。 Hellboy has forever changed Hell and it will never be the same。 This was a sad and yet powerful ending to Hellboy’s story。 He went out with a bang saving the world and now he is in Hell finding new truths about his history。 We see how much the residents of Hell fear his return but Hellboy finally uses this time t Series: Hellboy in Hell #1-2Rating: 4 stars - It was really goodHellboy has been cast into Hell， where he meets some familiar faces who continue to reveal new secrets about his origins。 Hellboy has forever changed Hell and it will never be the same。 This was a sad and yet powerful ending to Hellboy’s story。 He went out with a bang saving the world and now he is in Hell finding new truths about his history。 We see how much the residents of Hell fear his return but Hellboy finally uses this time to find some peace。 Yes， he still has a few battles， but nothing like his time on earth。 He still makes huge changes to the realm of Hell， even while trying to stay out of the war。 This ending is not the powerful all out battle I was expecting， we don’t get to see Hellboy let loose as a demon， instead it was a somber and quiet ending。 Don’t get me wrong I still really loved how Mignola ended his story， but it was surprising。 Maybe now Hellboy can finally have some peace。 You can also find my reviews at Red-Haired Ash Reads。 。。。more
Adam Williams
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A poetic end for Hellboy， and one that's worthy of him。 Mignola's art is as striking as ever， and Hellboy's journey through hell is sad， funny， mysterious， all the things you've come to expect。 I read afterwards about the Hellboy in Hell series and what Mignola originally intended to do as an ongoing series and the shift that caused him to bring it to a close -- a few elements of this volume make a lot more sense in that light。 Ultimately， there are parts of the plot here that feel a bit disconn A poetic end for Hellboy， and one that's worthy of him。 Mignola's art is as striking as ever， and Hellboy's journey through hell is sad， funny， mysterious， all the things you've come to expect。 I read afterwards about the Hellboy in Hell series and what Mignola originally intended to do as an ongoing series and the shift that caused him to bring it to a close -- a few elements of this volume make a lot more sense in that light。 Ultimately， there are parts of the plot here that feel a bit disconnected from the rest， which is really its only *minor* drawback。 But they're all as charming as ever， and I'm looking forward to reading through Hellboy's saga many more times。 。。。more
Andras Szalai
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The narrative is still distractingly disjointed and often incoherent， and I did not find the ending satisfying at all。 But man， that art is as gorgeous as ever。 More eye candy than novel。
Reesha
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I love all the callbacks in this collection， revisiting so many stories， moments， and characters， and illuminating them further。But I hate hate hate that Hellboy has an ending at all。 I want him to go on having amazing adventures forever！ 😭Also， I feel that more definitely could have been done with this story， and the author goes on to mention that there was much more planned but it felt like a natural end。 It feels to me that there must have been some happy middle ground we've missed out on， as I love all the callbacks in this collection， revisiting so many stories， moments， and characters， and illuminating them further。But I hate hate hate that Hellboy has an ending at all。 I want him to go on having amazing adventures forever！ 😭Also， I feel that more definitely could have been done with this story， and the author goes on to mention that there was much more planned but it felt like a natural end。 It feels to me that there must have been some happy middle ground we've missed out on， as things seemed a bit truncated toward the end。I shall hold out hope that someone， someday， somehow， goes and gets Hellboy back。 If Supernatural can get half the cast back out of Hell， I see no reason the B。P。R。D。 can't figure it out。 。。。more
Tommy Demsky
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Finished all 4 omnibuses in under a week。 Worth it。
Samuel
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The stories in this volume introduce ideas that， if handled properly， could have made for an interesting finale。 Unfortunately， the reader is rushed past those ideas at a breakneck pace and only given a glimpse at each of them before being whisked away to ooh and ah at another equally pointless spectacle。 This results in numerous plot critical events happening between panels and chapters and creates the appearance of logical inconsistencies。 By which I mean that the author might understand why e The stories in this volume introduce ideas that， if handled properly， could have made for an interesting finale。 Unfortunately， the reader is rushed past those ideas at a breakneck pace and only given a glimpse at each of them before being whisked away to ooh and ah at another equally pointless spectacle。 This results in numerous plot critical events happening between panels and chapters and creates the appearance of logical inconsistencies。 By which I mean that the author might understand why events happen， but the information given to the reader is not enough to justify the events unfolding as they do。 By Mignola's own admission （in the afterword） the story of Hellboy in Hell was intended to "go on forever， a rambling parade of stand-alone stories。" While that is not much better than what was produced， it could have provided the same simple joy as the short story collections。 Instead， Mignola goes on to explain how the story kept accelerating and condensing until it just ended。 Which goes a long way to explain why it reads like one large unplanned mess。 。。。more
Manos
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Mignola on shrooms！ A must read！！
Manoel Assunção
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really great ending
Terry
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I’ve been reading Mignola’s Hellboy since he first previewed it long ago before we lived in this hell-like world even Hellboy would be creeped out by。 If you don’t love every line and word on every page of this you don’t deserve to go to hell with Hellboy。
Nate
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Hellboy died saving the world in “The Storm and the Fury。” Now he’s in Hell， where demons have fled Pandemonium hiding from him and Satan has been asleep for two thousand years。 Hellboy meets Sir Edward Grey who wishes to help him， as well as others he’s encountered before。 Plus several new faces。 So， “Hellboy in Hell” is basically Hellboy wandering around Hell， encountering weirdness， occasionally fighting， and getting some sort of closure。 At the time， this was supposed to be the absolute end Hellboy died saving the world in “The Storm and the Fury。” Now he’s in Hell， where demons have fled Pandemonium hiding from him and Satan has been asleep for two thousand years。 Hellboy meets Sir Edward Grey who wishes to help him， as well as others he’s encountered before。 Plus several new faces。 So， “Hellboy in Hell” is basically Hellboy wandering around Hell， encountering weirdness， occasionally fighting， and getting some sort of closure。 At the time， this was supposed to be the absolute end of Hellboy’s story， and I can see why some fans were disappointed。 It’s an extended epilogue that goes out in a whimper compared to the epic arcs that preceded it。 I loved it though。First， this is some of Mignola’s best art ever。 He’s drawn Hell before， but his vision here is so perfectly realized and atmospheric。 There’s not a page that I thought was lackluster。 And second， the storytelling is rather bold， consisting of short interconnected vignettes。 I thought this was a welcome and unexpected way to go after “The Storm and the Fury。” Sure， there are some epic moments， but the sense of uncertainty in where the story was going kept me on my toes， and I liked that。 There's also a melancholic feel to these issues that's quite haunting。“Hellboy in Hell” may not be the best part of the series， but I loved it for its uniqueness and beautiful art。 Mignola appears totally in control of his vision here。 Even though some plot threads are left hanging， I would’ve been okay if this was the true end of Hellboy’s story。 。。。more
Francesca Giardiello
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La saga di Hellboy nel profondo dell'Inferno trova la sua apoteosi in questo volume。Anche se il ritmo è leggermente più lento rispetto agli omnibus precedenti， è un volume molto utile per capire ancora di più l'interiorità di Hellboy e apprezzarne il personaggio。 Mignola è magnifico come sempre e gli studi dei personaggi alla fine sono una vera e propria chicca。 La saga di Hellboy nel profondo dell'Inferno trova la sua apoteosi in questo volume。Anche se il ritmo è leggermente più lento rispetto agli omnibus precedenti， è un volume molto utile per capire ancora di più l'interiorità di Hellboy e apprezzarne il personaggio。 Mignola è magnifico come sempre e gli studi dei personaggi alla fine sono una vera e propria chicca。 。。。more
Scott Markley
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2019 Book Challenge ReviewBook: Hellboy Omnibus Vol 4: Hellboy in HellTopic: Graphic Novel and ComicsReview: Hellboy has gotten much harder to read since around volume 9。 Instead of using folklore and religion as a way of telling Hellboy's story， it seems Mignola has been looking more and more to describe Hellboy's place in religion and folklore。 To rephrase， Hellboy started as a man finding a place for his demon side， and has ended as a demon finding a place for his human side。 The cuts into re 2019 Book Challenge ReviewBook: Hellboy Omnibus Vol 4: Hellboy in HellTopic: Graphic Novel and ComicsReview: Hellboy has gotten much harder to read since around volume 9。 Instead of using folklore and religion as a way of telling Hellboy's story， it seems Mignola has been looking more and more to describe Hellboy's place in religion and folklore。 To rephrase， Hellboy started as a man finding a place for his demon side， and has ended as a demon finding a place for his human side。 The cuts into religion and folklore are deeper， as well as the cuts into Hellboy's own history。 I found myself lost， wishing for my other copies， just so I could have some reference to what was happening。 This isn't bad， however， as it is the end of his story， and tying up loose ends is what an ending is for。 It just means I will get more out of this book on a second read through of the series as a whole。Is it a good ending？At the time of reading it， I was uncertain。 It felt like something was still missing。 But， after a day， I'm more confident in it。 It's an ending that Hellboy deserved， and one that is better upon reflection。Final Review: 8。5/10 If you're a fan of Big Red， you've got to read it。 。。。more
Cultura Cómic
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Bastante extrañoCuando empecé a leer esta historia estaba emocionado， los primeros omnibuses construían algo grande y aunque no puedo negar que tiene sus momentos de gloria， siento que la trama dejó de tener mucho sentido luego de que Hellboy fue arrastrado al infierno。 El personaje es bastante interesante， pero siento que no forjó lazos lo suficientemente fuertes con otros personajes como para que de veras se sintiera que su partida tuviera peso。 Este final sigue teniendo el característico enca Bastante extrañoCuando empecé a leer esta historia estaba emocionado， los primeros omnibuses construían algo grande y aunque no puedo negar que tiene sus momentos de gloria， siento que la trama dejó de tener mucho sentido luego de que Hellboy fue arrastrado al infierno。 El personaje es bastante interesante， pero siento que no forjó lazos lo suficientemente fuertes con otros personajes como para que de veras se sintiera que su partida tuviera peso。 Este final sigue teniendo el característico encanto de Mignola con su arte lúgubre e inconfundible， además de un montón de referencias a mitología y cultura general que mantendrán ocupadas a las mentes curiosas。Aunque no satisface todas mis expectativa， no dejó de recomendarlo si quieres leer algo único， pero sobre todo si eres fan del trabajo de Mignola。-Winser 。。。more
Ellie Noire
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The omnibus version of Hellboy in Hell is my preferred way to read the in Hell books， unlike the omnibus versions of the main series。 Nothing is lost in the collection， and I appreciate the additions of the Magician & the Snake and The Exorcist of Vorsk。 Mike's puppets are some of my favorites。 The omnibus version of Hellboy in Hell is my preferred way to read the in Hell books， unlike the omnibus versions of the main series。 Nothing is lost in the collection， and I appreciate the additions of the Magician & the Snake and The Exorcist of Vorsk。 Mike's puppets are some of my favorites。 。。。more
Jordan
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I spent the past two months reading Hellboy and the Hellboy Universe titles （I am still making my way through BPRD and others。） But this was the end of Hellboy's solo title written and drawn （usually） by Mike Mignola。 I don't want to say too much but the unbelievably melancholy tone was a surprise and this book has stuck with me for several days since finishing it。 When I saw that Hellboy was going to have adventures in Hell I imagined it as fun spooky stories of Hellboy fighting monsters and sa I spent the past two months reading Hellboy and the Hellboy Universe titles （I am still making my way through BPRD and others。） But this was the end of Hellboy's solo title written and drawn （usually） by Mike Mignola。 I don't want to say too much but the unbelievably melancholy tone was a surprise and this book has stuck with me for several days since finishing it。 When I saw that Hellboy was going to have adventures in Hell I imagined it as fun spooky stories of Hellboy fighting monsters and saying "oh crap" a lot。 What I didn't know is it would be a moody， sparse， cold feeling book of loneliness and purposelessness （it's the best word I can think of at the moment， sorry。） Finishing the book left me feeling incredibly sad， confused， and uncomfortable。 It actually reminded me of my feeling at the end of Twin Peaks （both seasons 2 and 3。） Mignola's art becomes even more abstract， his pacing even more uncomfortable and unorthodox， and everything more ambiguous and eerie。 What a fascinating book that I think will stick with me for a really long time。 。。。more
Logan Muha
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Dark and as atmospheric as the previous volumes， Hellboy's saga ends in what is a somber， yet confusing epilogue。 Mike Mignola's artwork comes to an astounding head， with a dark color scheme that perfectly matches the tone of the story it is attached to。 I'm not particularly a fan of how slow this chapter moves compared to the previous ones， but as a farewell to Hellboy and his world， it does it's job and does it fine。 Dark and as atmospheric as the previous volumes， Hellboy's saga ends in what is a somber， yet confusing epilogue。 Mike Mignola's artwork comes to an astounding head， with a dark color scheme that perfectly matches the tone of the story it is attached to。 I'm not particularly a fan of how slow this chapter moves compared to the previous ones， but as a farewell to Hellboy and his world， it does it's job and does it fine。 。。。more
Travis
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This felt like a good wrap up to Hellboy。 Solid Mignola art the whole way， and I think it has a good balance of plot development vs。 folklore-inspired episodic weirdness， which has always been part of what I've like in Hellboy。 And its nice that he's finally able to get beyond anyone trying to claim him/his hand to bring doom to Earth （he just does so by bringing doom to hell）。 I know I read the first volume of this， but not sure about the rest。 It felt new to read it， but also seemed vaguely fa This felt like a good wrap up to Hellboy。 Solid Mignola art the whole way， and I think it has a good balance of plot development vs。 folklore-inspired episodic weirdness， which has always been part of what I've like in Hellboy。 And its nice that he's finally able to get beyond anyone trying to claim him/his hand to bring doom to Earth （he just does so by bringing doom to hell）。 I know I read the first volume of this， but not sure about the rest。 It felt new to read it， but also seemed vaguely familiar at parts？ Anyway， glad to have gotten to the conclusion of Hellboy's saga， though in getting here I'm left with a niggling feeling that I really should read BPRD。 。。。more
Jack Reickel
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I loved Hellboy in Hell -- it struck the best balance of any arcs for me， in terms of balancing self-contained experiences with a very special and whole story。 It was really， really great。 Wow。
miha
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Pismo， me je presenetla。 Sm jo začel brat zarad risbe， zarad linije in likovnega dela， pa me je tud v zgodbo mal potegnil。 Mi je všeč ko je vse tako "lebdeče" in ogromno， se čuti nek nadnaraven svet。 Všeč mi je tud da je razdeljena na epizode， poglavja， na manjše enote s preskoki vmes， pa vseeno povezane。 Mogoče kej takega tud sam uporabim， kot bližnico do daljše zgodbe。Samo še vedno pa risba， linije， poenastovitve， kako postavi like v kvadrat， kako postavi stran， kako uporablja prazen prostor， Pismo， me je presenetla。 Sm jo začel brat zarad risbe， zarad linije in likovnega dela， pa me je tud v zgodbo mal potegnil。 Mi je všeč ko je vse tako "lebdeče" in ogromno， se čuti nek nadnaraven svet。 Všeč mi je tud da je razdeljena na epizode， poglavja， na manjše enote s preskoki vmes， pa vseeno povezane。 Mogoče kej takega tud sam uporabim， kot bližnico do daljše zgodbe。Samo še vedno pa risba， linije， poenastovitve， kako postavi like v kvadrat， kako postavi stran， kako uporablja prazen prostor， minimalna ampak polna ozadja。。。 čist je mojster， precej bo za porabit :）Pa skicirka na konc in dve kratki zgodbi， čist všeč。 。。。more
Holly
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Not a big fan of this one。
Peter Derk
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When I was a kid， my mom looked at a Hellboy comic I had， and she was like， "Oh， so is this some kind of goal for you now？" I guess maybe I was getting into metal or something at the time？ She was pretty unamused， and I don't think my narrative-accurate description of Hellboy's arrival on Earth and his rejection of his demonic destiny convinced her much。 If Hellboy was real， I guess my mom would've thrown old vegetables and bottles at him or something。 She would've been one of the many ungratefu When I was a kid， my mom looked at a Hellboy comic I had， and she was like， "Oh， so is this some kind of goal for you now？" I guess maybe I was getting into metal or something at the time？ She was pretty unamused， and I don't think my narrative-accurate description of Hellboy's arrival on Earth and his rejection of his demonic destiny convinced her much。 If Hellboy was real， I guess my mom would've thrown old vegetables and bottles at him or something。 She would've been one of the many ungrateful people he saved from ghosts and vampires and shit。 Oh， well。 Someone's gotta be the mob。 。。。more
Natira
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