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Hellboy - Au nom du diable #[nn]
This French-language collection brings together the Hellboy story 'Box Full of Evil' and the two-part 'Conqueror Worm' saga, originally published in the U.S. as issues of the main Hellboy series. Written and illustrated by Mike Mignola, these tales delve into Hellboy's demonic heritage and his confrontation with ancient, otherworldly threats. The volume is part of Dark Horse France's translated editions of the classic Hellboy narrative.
In this pivotal 1996 issue of Hellboy, Mike Mignola and Marc Winckler weave a chilling tale that deepens the series’ occult mysteries, as Hellboy and a team of BPRD agents race to Romania to prevent the resurrection of the vampire Vladimir Giurescu—whose stolen body may be the key to reviving a long-dead Nazi experiment. With Mignola’s signature art and inks defining the grim atmosphere, and James Sinclair and Dave Stewart’s haunting colors enhancing the dread, the story unfolds with the weight of a centuries-old conspiracy.
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The base of the recently revived Nazi scientists Kroenen, Haupstein, and Von Krupt in Norway is broached by Roderick Zinco, who tells them of a visitation by Rasputin and pledges the resources of the Zinco Corporation to the renewal of Project Ragna Rok. One year later, a briefing at BPRD headquarters in Fairfield recaps the history of suspected vampire Vladimir Giurescu, his ties to Project Ragna Rok, and the possible abduction of his body from a museum in New York City. Hellboy and five other agents are sent to Romania to locate Castle Giurescu before his body can be reanimated.
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