B.P.R.D.: The Dead #3 (B.P.R.D. Vol. 1), by John Arcudi, Mike Mignola

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Johann communes with the Bureau's new headquarters, while the eighty-year-old German who's been living in the basement, surviving on a diet of spiders and mushrooms since the fifties, shares a story of Nazi scientists, occult technology, and the United States' death-ray cannon. Back east in a small seaside village, Abe Sapien reunites with his dead wife.

B.P.R.D.: The Dead #3 (B.P.R.D. Vol. 1), by John Arcudi, Mike Mignola

• Published on: 2015-10-07
• Released on: 2015-10-06
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The Dead By jonathan briggs Pretty typical work from Mignola and Co. Which is to say it's excellent as always. In this volume, Abe learns more about his mysterious past and gets lucky with a corpse bride. Ben Daimio, an ex-military man who won't stay dead, joins the team and makes Liz cranky. The Bureau moves into a new headquarters, and of course, the place is haunted. Johann gets possessed. Roger gets pants. Guy Davis' art is seriously ugly, but somehow it fits. It should be a major distraction, but it's not. "Hellboy" and "B.P.R.D." are among the best comix being created. Scary, funny and all around enjoyable.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. An enjoyable addition to my Hellboy library By Ryan Agadoni I have actually been avoiding these BPRD books for a while now, because initially I had been turned off by the lack of Mignola art. I also remember looking through one of the books and not caring for Guy Davis' style. I recently flipped through a BPRD book at a Borders, though, and realized that I've been depriving myself of something I'd actually really enjoy.I like this book quite a bit. Guy Davis' art has really grown on me. In fact, I think it's great stuff. It serves the story very well. His renditions of Mignola's characters and stories achieve just the right feeling, that of horror mixed with humor mixed with pulp. The writing, too, holds that balance at the same level as the art.The story concerns the BPRD moving their headquarters to an abandoned military research facility in Colorado. Once there, they encounter crazy Nazi/ghostly/paranormal weirdness, of course. There are some great moments of humor and horror as the story unfolds. One such moment involves Ben, the new team leader, ordering Roger to put on some pants, then changing his mind when he sees the result of his order. Roger is also mystified throughout by everyone's insistence that he should have a gun. Johann, at one point, finds this awesome looking 40's style machine/weapon that he straps to his back to fight an "angel," and the image is one of my favorite illustrations from the book.There is also a secondary story about Abe Sapien's past. It's ok, but it is sort of distracting from the main story. It takes a long time to get where it's going, which is not that climactic once it's there. It feels like it should have been a standalone section in one of Mignola's Hellboy books rather than a back-up in a BPRD book.I love the new characters Johann and Ben. Johann adds more good weirdness and Ben's personality hits off the other characters in interesting ways. I'm looking forward to finding more out about each of them.Another reviewer mentioned that Roger's personality seems a bit different from his outings in the pages of Hellboy. I agree with that, but I don't think the change is a bad one. It actually adds another layer to the team dynamic, and it's not so far off from Roger's previous depictions so as to be jarring.I will definitely be picking up more of these books, provided that this creative team is still involved. I'm partial to consistent creative teams, and since book 3 on is all Davis, Arcudi, and Mignola, it looks like those will be the ones I collect.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A disappointment after a stunning Volume 3 By Surferofromantica BPRD surged back with a really great third volume, but this one regresses a bit – it is a miss, despite the praised-by-Mignola writing of John Arcudi (I have to give it to him, though – Arcudi adds some of the funniest sections I’ve ever read in a Mignola-linked item, most of which is at the expense of Roger the homunculi… and mostly his mysterious crotch-ring at that).The story starts off with the discovery of some sort of a nutty ancient skeleton, some frog stuff, some crazy BPRD politics, and Abe going off to learn more about his former life; then we get the emergence of the reanimated zombie marine Benjamin Daimio, who inexplicably becomes the new ordnance-hungry field team commander and proceeds to be utterly useless! Nutty team dynamics evolve, and we have some strange mad scientist that the gang uncovers in the basement of their new Colorado headquarters dredging up the history of some nutty Nazi paranormal project and the German scientists that were involved with it. Not sure what else I can say about this mess, other than I’m glad that Johann had a larger role in this one than he usually does (and I enjoyed reading his German). Cool scrapbook sample somewhere near the middle, though…

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