The Visitor: How and Why He Stayed
146 pages · Released Dec 12, 2017 · Dark Horse Comics
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This Hellboy spin-off graphic novel explores themes of purpose and choice through an alien observer's perspective. While set in WWII with some action and dark occult elements, violence is stylized rather than graphic, and the story emphasizes compassion and understanding over conflict. The artwork and supernatural subject matter may appeal more to older readers comfortable with paranormal themes.
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In 1944 Hellboy was conjured in a ceremony meant to give Hitler the ultimate occult weapon. Fortunately, Professor Trevor Bruttenholm was there to witness, and to guide Hellboy to become the world's greatest paranormal detective. But Bruttenholm wasn't the only witness to Hellboy's arrival. The Visitor: How and Why He... In 1944 Hellboy was conjured in a ceremony meant to give Hitler the ultimate occult weapon. Fortunately, Professor Trevor Bruttenholm was there to witness, and to guide Hellboy to become the world's greatest paranormal detective. But Bruttenholm wasn't the only witness to Hellboy's arrival. The Visitor: How and Why He Stayed reveals the aliens who monitored Hellboy's arrival on earth, and why the assassin they sent to earth stayed his hand. Collects The Visitor #1-#5 and the Visitor short story from the Hellboy Winter Special 2017. Provides backstory and answers questions about the origin of Hellboy in this fun tale about a myserious visitor who is sent to observe Hellboy!
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ISBN 9781630089115 · Dark Horse Comics