Hellboy 12: El Cádaver y los Zapatos de Hierro
James Sinclair - Mike Mignola - Pat Brosseau
Editorial: Moztros
Sinopis
En Hellboy: El Cádaver y los zapatos de hierro, los Monaghans tiene un problema, las hadas han robado a su bebé. El problema de Tam O'Clannie es que quiere un entierro cristiano, y él ya está haciendo muy viejo. Hellboy tiene sus problemas con los duendes de la frontera, los muertos, y los monstruos de la guerra, mientras trata de hacer felices a todos en una sola noche, vagando por un paisaje irlandés en busca de un cementerio cristiano pero solo encuentra monstruosidades paganas. En "Los zapatos de hierro," Hellboy entra en una torre medieval maltratada a asumir para cumplir una leyenda del folclore irlandés.
James Sinclair
Biografía
James Roger Sinclair worked as a comic book colorist during the 1990s and 2000s, especially with the characters Hellboy and Hellblazer. He began his prolific artistic career working in the coloring department of Dark Horse, located in the city of Portland, very close to his hometown.
He signs his first colorings in the series Comics' Greatest World; followed by many others in the titles Age of Reptiles, Dark Horse Comics, Out of the Vortex, Godzilla vs. Barkley, RoboCop: Roulette, Catalyst: Agents of Change, Will to Power, Revelations, Vs. Aliens Predator, Motorhead, X, The Mask, Oktane, but especially The Shadow, Star Wars and Hellboy, series in which he remained until 1998.
Mike Mignola
Biografía
Mike Joseph Mignola (born September 16, 1960) is an American comic artist and writer, best known for creating the Hellboy comic book series for Dark Horse Comics. He has also worked for animation projects such as Atlantis: The Lost Empire and the adaptation of his one-shot, The Amazing Screw-On Head.
Pat Brosseau
Biografía
Patrick "Pat" J. Brosseau is an American comic book publisher who did freelance work for Marvel Comics from the late 1980s to the 1990s, as well as having been a rotulista at DC Comics since early 2004. His main works include: Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme and Wolverine where he scored more than 50 issues of each, Legionnaires, Legion of Super-Heroes and Steel, Hellboy, Barb Wire, Star Wars, Angel and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, among others.
He currently resides in Pasadena, California and owns a T-shirt shop with comic book sound effects
