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A review by zare_i
B.P.R.D Hell on Earth, Volume 11: Flesh and Stone by Mike Mignola
4.0
Story continues as BPRD finds itself engaged with what looks like latest wave of monster invasion. We are given more information on Howards (agent that dell in coma after getting in contact with the ancient sword relic).
While this does look like a filler (Blackflame stumping around New York notwithstanding) I like when story meanders a bit. I guess I would be upset if I followed this regularly (same way I would get upset with the TV shows) but reading collected volumes after a time distance makes this (at least to me) an enjoyable read.
Things are heating up and although BPRD now has "license to kill with prejudice" invasion of hellish creatures might be something they and Earth might have true problems recovering from.
Recommended to series fans, but if you are expecting story development, twists and turns you might miss this one out, I dont think you will actually miss anything crucial.
While this does look like a filler (Blackflame stumping around New York notwithstanding) I like when story meanders a bit. I guess I would be upset if I followed this regularly (same way I would get upset with the TV shows) but reading collected volumes after a time distance makes this (at least to me) an enjoyable read.
Things are heating up and although BPRD now has "license to kill with prejudice" invasion of hellish creatures might be something they and Earth might have true problems recovering from.
Recommended to series fans, but if you are expecting story development, twists and turns you might miss this one out, I dont think you will actually miss anything crucial.