Clipping found in The Orlando Sentinel published in Orlando, Florida on 4/2/2004. Hellboy*

Last year, while sitting through the Rings cycle (not the Wagner; the Tolkien, all three Peter Jackson epics back-to-back in one day on a big screen),...

Entertaining but scary superhero tale is violent. Read Common Sense Media's Hellboy (2004) review, age rating, and parents guide.

Another comic-book movie goes straight to Hellboy

Fun. It’s a crucial but often overlooked element in a summer blockbuster comic-book adaptation and it’s in ‘Hellboy’ by the spadeload. How could it not be whe

Cult comic book hero makes the transition to screen with much, but not all, of his charm intact.

Read the Empire Movie review of Hellboy. It hasn't got the breakout potential of less eccentric comic book heroes, but fans will thank the...

Sci-fi/fantasy extravaganza is a labor of love for helmer Guillermo del Toro, and acknowledged comic buff. Based on Mike Mignola's cult-fave comic series, pic has more than enough across-the-board appeal to attract mainstream auds unfamiliar with source material. Expect blazing biz and strong B.O. numbers during leggy theatrical run.

(Originally published in Rocky Mountain Bullhorn) The quest for inclusion has, since the introduction of The X-Men in the ‘60s, been the predominant theme in superhero comics, and it’s certainly at the forefront of Guillermo Del Toro’s Hellboy, a humanistic...

Clipping found in The Times published in Hammond, Indiana on 4/2/2004. Hellboy*

Nazis, a demon-hero, and a fascinating alternate-world in Guillermo Del Toro's comicbook caper.