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Mike Mignola's Hellboy In Mexico Or, A Drunken Blur Page 24 Richard Corben

Location: Hellboy
Artist: Richard Corben (All)

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Location: Hellboy
Title: Mike Mignola's Hellboy In Mexico Or, A Drunken Blur Page 24 Richard Corben*
Artist:  Richard Corben (All)
Media Type: Marker
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 3135
Likes on CAF: 4
Favorited on CAF: 2
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 5/11/2016

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Here is the emotionally gripping climax of this story. I remember reading this book on release day and being pretty sad when I turned to this page. I was hoping Hellboy could somehow save Esteban without killing him but boy was I wrong. Many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Corben for making these dream pages available for purchase.

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paul bogdanowski Member Since 2006
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Posted On 5/11/2016

Wonderful. Great moment and great action!
Ryan A Member Since 2014
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Posted On 5/12/2016

That's an awesome page! and a sad scene...
Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
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Posted On 7/30/2017

One of the joys of Mignola and Corben's Hellboy stories is how they could go off in any direction. These two went from a Manly Wade Wellman tribute to a story about vampire-fighting El Santo-like luchador brothers without missing a beat. And you are right, this is a truly memorable and strangely affecting moment in a story that probably anybody else would have steered in a bright and probably campy direction. Arriba!
Edgar V. Member Since 2013
Posted On 4/4/2018

Timothy Finney wrote:
"  One of the joys of Mignola and Corben's Hellboy stories is how they could go off in any direction. These two went from a Manly Wade Wellman tribute to a story about vampire-fighting El Santo-like luchador brothers without missing a beat. And you are right, this is a truly memorable and strangely affecting moment in a story that probably anybody else would have steered in a bright and probably campy direction. Arriba!  "

Glad there are fans like me out there that get it and appreciate these stories!

Simon Ma Member Since 2013
Posted On 12/11/2020

What a brilliant climax to another exceptional Richard Corben fight sequence. No one ever drew punch-ups as brutally powerful as he did. Strange but until all the obituaries of the past couple of days I never made the connection between Camazotz and Bat out of Hell. The reveal when Esteban takes off his wrestler's hood is truly chilling, but even so I agree the denouement is affectingly sad. RIP Richard Corben.