Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1955 - Burning Season
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Publication date: February 21st, 2018
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
Pages: 32
In the sweltering heat of a small Florida town, Hellboy finds himself entangled in a bizarre series of events marked by spontaneous human combustions. As he delves deeper, the mystery unfolds, revealing unsettling connections to both the local community and dark supernatural forces lurking beneath the surface. His detective instincts kick into high gear as he uncovers a web of secrets that tie the seemingly innocuous town to a far more sinister fate.
The investigation leads Hellboy to confront eerie entities driven by malevolence, each encounter revealing layers of intrigue and danger. With every spontaneous combustion, the stakes rise, and the threat to human life becomes increasingly severe. The unusual blend of horror and humor characteristic of Hellboy’s adventures is present, showcasing the protagonist's wit and resilience in the face of grim circumstances.
As the story progresses, Hellboy must navigate not just the supernatural elements at play but also the complexities of human nature and fear. The rich artwork complements the narrative, immersing readers in the haunting atmosphere of the Floridian landscape. It becomes clear that the flames illuminating the town’s secrets are not just physical, but also representative of the darker aspects of those who reside there.
The investigation leads Hellboy to confront eerie entities driven by malevolence, each encounter revealing layers of intrigue and danger. With every spontaneous combustion, the stakes rise, and the threat to human life becomes increasingly severe. The unusual blend of horror and humor characteristic of Hellboy’s adventures is present, showcasing the protagonist's wit and resilience in the face of grim circumstances.
As the story progresses, Hellboy must navigate not just the supernatural elements at play but also the complexities of human nature and fear. The rich artwork complements the narrative, immersing readers in the haunting atmosphere of the Floridian landscape. It becomes clear that the flames illuminating the town’s secrets are not just physical, but also representative of the darker aspects of those who reside there.