B.P.R.D.

B.P.R.D. by Mike Mignola

Stories from the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense (B.P.R.D.) after Hellboy resigns although he does appear in flashbacks.




Read the entire B.P.R.D series:
  1. Hollow Earth and Other Stories
  2. The Soul of Venice and Other Stories
  3. Plague of Frogs
  4. The Dead
  5. The Black Flame
  6. The Universal Machine
  7. Garden of Souls
  8. Killing Ground
  9. 1946
  10. The Warning
  11. The Black Goddess
  12. War on Frogs
  13. 1947
  14. King of Fear
Hell on Earth Series:
  1. New World
  2. Gods and Monsters
  3. Russia
  4. The Long Death and the Devil's Engine
  5. The Pickens County Horror and Others 
  6. The Return of the Master
Standalone:

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