Dan Hocker's Collection

[mhatchett]

Wow! Really nice things.

[Dan Hocker]

Here's my latest set of Hellboy acquisitions. Hellboy: Wake The Devil Issues 1-5 (the second story arc in the Hellboy series) and a crossover story arc called Hellboy, Batman, Starman Issues 1-2. There probably won't be too much to add here for a little while as I'm moving soon. Hopefully I'll have halfway decent bookshelves to take pictures out though. Also I apologize for the crappy picture quality on this one, I couldn't get the picture to come right.

[Tito_Villa]

Just looked through this and i love what i have seen!

[Dan Hocker]

I won't have any new horror stuff for awhile, although I think all my hellboy stuff can be clasified as fantasy / horror, but here some more Hellboy. Just picked these up, Issue #1-4 of Hellboy: Seed of Destruction (the first stand-alone Hellboy comics), The Hellboy: Seed of Destruction Trade Paperback, and a cool gift from Brian (which I'm pretty sure was a gift from Darkhorse to Brian) a signed copy of Hellboy: The Mole and Other Stories

[Patrick]

Cool collection of stuff I know nothing about, Dan. But that's part of the fun! Thanks for sharing.

[Kenwood]

Very cool to see another Brooks fan around here. I'm reading his latest right now, actually.

[Dan Hocker]

Love the Hellboy stuff - those Library Editions are some of my favorites in my collection, too. Have you read the book Mignola did with Christopher Golden, Baltimore, or, The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire? There's a comic series spin-off, but it started as a novel.

I don't think I've read that yet. I have one of the paperback Hellboy novels, but I haven't had a chance to actually read it yet.

[Blu Gilliand]

Love the Hellboy stuff - those Library Editions are some of my favorites in my collection, too. Have you read the book Mignola did with Christopher Golden, Baltimore, or, The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire? There's a comic series spin-off, but it started as a novel.

[Ben Staad]

Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense, lol you actually had me doubting myself for a second, so I looked it up to double check.

Duh! I should have known that...And to think I have actually read some HB I should be ashamed of myself.

[Dan Hocker]

That cover art is *breathtaking*! I'd love to have a print of that painting for my wall! Just oozing with atmosphere.....

The cover art for Wicked Things?

[Dan Hocker]

I'm sure I could look this up but....what does B.P.R.D. stand for? The comic book covers themselves look really cool and of a subject matter I'm very interested in.

Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense, lol you actually had me doubting myself for a second, so I looked it up to double check.

[Ben Staad]

Ok here we have B.P.R.D. 1946 issues 1-5 and the trade paper back. This complete's this particular story arc's set.

I'm sure I could look this up but....what does B.P.R.D. stand for? The comic book covers themselves look really cool and of a subject matter I'm very interested in.

[DWWS10]

That cover art is *breathtaking*! I'd love to have a print of that painting for my wall! Just oozing with atmosphere.....

[Dan Hocker]

Ok here we have B.P.R.D. 1946 issues 1-5 and the trade paper back. This complete's this particular story arc's set.

[Dan Hocker]

Here's the rest. First we have some new issues and some older one's trying to complete some of the collection that I'm missing still. From left to right, column by column, we have the B.P.R.D. Killing Stages Trade Paper Back, underneath that is a Hellboy "One Shot" The Bride of Hell, then we have issues 2, 7, and 8 of Hellboy: The Wild Hunt, in the next column we have B.P.R.D. 1947 Issues 1, 4, and 5 (completing that set)