#Duncan Fegredo

[hellboyunivers]

Hellboy

[thefugitivesaint]

Duncan Fegredo, ''Shade, The Changing Man'', #46, April 1994

[koolinus]

Hellboy — by Duncan Fegredo (pencils) and Dave Stewart (colors)

[madamshogunassassin]

Aliens : Stronghold (1994) cover by Duncan Fegredo

[omercifulheaves]

Black Hammer: Spiral City #1 Art by Mike Mignola and Duncan Fegredo

[curtvilescomic]

Hellboy by Duncan Fegredo

[vertigoartgore]

1992's Doom Patrol Vol.2 #62 Painted Cover by Duncan Fegredo.

[extraordinary-heroes]

Hellboy & The B.P.R.D by Duncan Fegredo

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[judedeluca]

Peter Milligan's Enigma / Madoka Magica: Walpurgisnacht Rising

The story of a lizard who fell down a well and became God

And is also gay

Like, super fucking gay

So gay they make it everyone else's problem

[middenway]

I love this subtle fourth wall break in Hellboy: Darkness Calls

There's this trick in storytelling where a fourth wall break can be used to create an unsettled feeling in the viewer/reader. One of the most famous examples is in Ridley Scott's Alien, when Ash apparently sees the camera operator. (Dan Olson discusses it here.)

It requires a delicate touch, because if you push it too hard, you break immersion. The idea is that the audience feels that something is off, but they can't immediately pinpoint what it is. There's a nice example of this in Hellboy: Darkness Calls #1, when a bunch of cats are following Hellboy. It feels unnatural, and in one panel, there's a cat that has seemingly become aware of the reader...

Maybe you don't notice it, but you feel its effect.

[themailedfist-blog]

Pulptober 13th - Pulp Survivor - Hellboy

Just ain't Pulptober without Red. Happy to report that the new film replicates the feel of a good Hellboy short story on a rainy afternoon almost perfectly. Don't heed the bad reviews, if you like the comics you'll get a kick out of The Crooked Man and it's a perfect watch for the spooky season. For my money Jack Kresy plays Hellboy the closest to the comic personality that I've seen in live-action: there's very little of the impudent child that Ron Perlman channels half the time, and none of the moody teenager of David Harbour.

Art from Richard Corben, Duncan Fegredo and Mike Mignola

[inhousearchive]

House-ad for Enigma (1993) #6. Art by Duncan Fegredo.

[curtvilescomic]

Catwoman commission by Duncan Fegredo

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[vertigoartgore]

1993's Enigma Vol.1 #5 cover by artist Duncan Fegredo.

[extraordinary-heroes]

Hellboy: The Midnight Circus by Duncan Fegredo