They still put out some good stuff, but maybe are a shell of their early days. But the quality of those first 20 or so years are still enough to satisfy years of re-reads.

Concrete, Sin City, Hellboy and related, The American, Grendel, 300, Usagi Yojimbo, The Goon, Aliens, Predator, Terminator, Buffy, Conan, Criminal Macabre, Groo, Nexus, The Strain, The Thing, X. Oh, and a few hundred Star Wars books.

Hellboy ended Wednesday with the release of Hellboy In Hell #10. It's the last Hellboy story that Mignola plans on writing or drawing, at least for the forseeable future. It is possible that he will return to it someday.

There's still one ongoing Hellboy series still around (Hellboy and the B.P.R.D).

I knew Mignola was ending his Hellboy in Hell series, though I think all of the other stuff in that particular universe will keep going like BPRD and Abe Sapien.

I've not read HiH #10 yet, but I've always sort of assumed that Hellboy would somehow make it out of Hell and return to Earth.

In a lot of ways I think it's unfortunate that Mignola allowed Hellboy to take a backseat in his own world, where he's sent away to Hell after being completely overwhelmed by the sheer volume of Hellboy-universe books that aren't actually Hellboy.

We need a Hellboy 3 movie to rekindle interest.

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