MM interview on CBR

[Donald]

MM on CBR, OMG!

http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=13209

Don

[Pumpkin King]

Excellent, thanks for the head's up!

[Neil Hill]

Thanks for that! Although I wish there'd been some mention of this rumored project/s Mike might be drawing in the future, I'm satiated for now that it looks like there will be plenty of new and repackaged Hellboy-verse product over the next few months.

[Jankenstein]

Although I wish there'd been some mention of this rumored project/s Mike might be drawing in the future...

Is it just me, or does Mike's mention of Sir Edward Grey suggest maybe this is the direction he wants to spend more time on?

[Myron L]

I love that there is SO much coming out this year in the Hell-Verse !!!!

[Neil Hill]

Is it just me, or does Mike's mention of Sir Edward Grey suggest maybe this is the direction he wants to spend more time on?

Could be, not certain. I know he's exploring all things Sir Edward Grey in the current Abe Sapien mini, but as to any plans for a series he may illustrate, not sure.

Honestly, at this point Mike could illustrate a children's book version any Hellboy story and I'd buy it! I really miss his sequentials in a big way. :)

[Myron L]

Honestly, at this point Mike could illustrate a children's book version any Hellboy story and I'd buy it! I really miss his sequentials in a big way. :)


I vote for a pop-up book all in rhyming scheme like Dr. Suess...but MUCH darker...could be fun !

[Juno Reactor]

Isn't Sir Edward the mysterious cloaked figure that appears in the fairy-verse of the Hellboy comics? Y'know, the one that hangs with the Fairy King at the roots of the World Tree? Is there some connection between him and the detective Sir Edward?

[TBolt]

There was a real Edward Grey.

http://www.firstworldwar.com/bio/grey.htm