B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: Russia #1 – 2011 opens a dark and atmospheric new chapter in the expanding Hellboy Universe, taking the ongoing apocalyptic saga global. Written by Mike Mignola and John Arcudi, this issue shifts the focus to Russia, where the B.P.R.D. must navigate unfamiliar terrain, new allies, and a uniquely chilling threat buried deep within the heart of the Russian landscape.

As the plague of monsters continues to devastate Earth, Agent Johann Kraus takes centre stage in this arc, sent overseas to investigate a disturbing outbreak that mirrors the chaos back in the United States. The Soviet counterpart to the B.P.R.D.—a grim and secretive force—has their own ideas about containing the crisis, and this uneasy alliance forms the backbone of the narrative. The tension is palpable, both in terms of international politics and the personal toll the mission takes on Johann.

Tyler Crook’s artwork perfectly captures the bleak, icy setting and the supernatural dread that hangs over every page. His style blends realism with an eerie, almost folkloric sensibility that’s right at home in the Hellboy mythos. Combined with Dave Stewart’s signature muted colour palette, the book’s visuals are steeped in foreboding and suspense.

This issue marks the beginning of a fan-favourite mini-series within the B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth cycle, making it a must-have for collectors looking to complete the storyline or dive into one of the most acclaimed horror-action titles of the last two decades. It’s also a standout for readers drawn to stories that fuse global conflict with supernatural horror and internal character struggles.

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