Wherever Guillermo del Toro's "Helboy" films did not respond to the original comicsDel Toro confidently made the material. Helboy (Ron Perlman), Abe Sapien (Doug Onesons) and Liz Sherman (Selma Blair) all look like they came out directly from the pages of Mike Mignola's original comics. Mignola wrote these three fantastic heroes as ordinary work stiffs working ExtraOrdinary work, while film versions of these BPRD employees (Paranormal Research and Defenders Bureau) are less stoic, more romantic and overthrown.

Changes in characterization aside, Perlman is perfectly thrown like a helboy and He maintained that he would return only to the franchise if Del Toro did and. However, Del Toro's trilogy, "Hellboy III", unfortunately remained dead, thrown into the development of hell in the cruelest turn of fate.

We only have an incomplete picture of Del Toro's plans for "Hellboy III", and plans to be practiced can inevitably change. Case in point, Del Toro initially wanted "Helboy II" to include another "Mignolavers" hero. Speaking of fun weekly in 2006Two years before the premiere of "Helboy II", Del Toro said he wanted to throw Bruce Campbell from the "wicked dead" fame like a Nsonson lobster. "Unfortunately, Mike (Mignola) is very protected by Nsonson lobster," Del Toro explained.

In the Hellboy Universe, the lobby was masked by a vigil active in the early 20th century New York. From 1932 to 1939, he fought with gangsters, Nazi spies, perverted scientists and occultists. Its glove contained a heated mark engraved in the form of lobster lobster markings; He will burn the lobster symbol in the forehead of the villains he defeated. The lobster later turned into a starfish of the novels and comics of Pulp, which a young Helboy read and worshiped.

Campbell would be perfectly suited for Del Toro's Helboy - Del Toro does not make a farce like the creator of "Evil Dead", Sam Raimi, but his films sometimes rely on a horror comedy, in which Campbell features her. Watching the actor shares the screen with Perlman sounds like a team-up for centuries. Plus, Campbell appearance As a superhero. (I would like to live in the time frame where Campbell and Raimi made a movie in Batman together in the 90's.) In the "Army of Darkness", Campbell's Ash Williams is trying to be an action hero that deserves the beardBut he constantly fails.

Surprisingly, now there is a real "lobster nsonson" comics, telling the "real" story of the hero's life. Mostly written by Mignola and Johnon Arcudi ("BPRD"), comic book artists include Tonci Zonjic and Sebastian Humara. Buy why you should you LOVEUBOV LOSSNOG NSONSON just like Helboy himself?