Great collection, with hard-to-find short stories, a naughty monkey, good background on the character, and some really funny lines. ( )

Few books justify their $18 price tags within the first two pages. "The Right Hand Of Doom" most definitely does. Ladies and gentlemen, if you have ever wondered why I love Hellboy so much, look no farther. The short stories in collected in this volume continue to build up Hellboy's back story, and the art is as wonderful as ever.

The Right Hand of Doom is also a collection of stories, with the final few dealing with who and what Hellboy actually is, and why he is important to those on this earth, and those not.

To balance that at the beginning is a young Hellboy story, and through Hellboy versus a variety of supernaturals, from dragons to floating heads.

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Yay Hellboy! Hellblazer challenges my sense of right and wrong. Hellboy makes me cheer and laugh as he beats up supernatural villains. Great escapism with gorgeous (as always) artwork. ( )