Hellboy: The All-Seeing Eye Paperback – November 4, 2008

This one's get everything you could want or need from Hellboy novel. Big Red is thankfully joined by Abe and Liz on this adventure, as he needs all the help he can get dealing with evil cults and myriad monstrosities bent on destroying London. Could easily see this one being made into a movie.

Not as good as "on earth as it is in hell" but still a decent read. About all there is to say.

Bought a copy of this book for the second time by mistake. I'm so starved for a new Hellboy novel that I decided to keep the new copy and read it over again.

I LOVED THIS BOOK! ❤️BPRD is sent to London to assist and investigate a series of murders where the only thing left is a torso. And of course, it gets a lot weirder than that.I listened to the audio book which is read by Wayne Mitchell. Omg he did such a fantastic job! Liz’s voice was kinda rough but I can overlook that. The characters are those that I love so much. The story is action packed and interesting. It kept my attention the whole time. I loved the further development of Liz, Abe and Hellboy. And Hellboy is freakin hilarious. He’s a fellow Capricorn, you know. ☺️ I would definitely listen to more by this author as well as the narrator.

great story, fun read excellent

Written like bad fanfiction

Great book!

I'll admit, I have a weakness for Hellboy books, cannon or not. I absolutely love the world BPRD exists in and all the novelizations and collection of short stories are written by people who understand Hellboy. Morris is no exception to this and I am very grateful to him for getting the important elements right.This book is very well written and engaging. It actually took me away from my own world and left me feeling energized. The characters are intelligent, even the bad guys (which I love). The events are interesting and flow into each other so that, at no point did I feel like I missed anything. At the same time, though, the plot twist was still surprising!I am happy to have this book in my collection and find it to be more encouragement to continue reading novelizations of Hellboy. If you're interested at all in supernatural mysteries, action, witty dialogue, or comic book heroes, I highly recommend Hellboy: The All-Seeing Eye.

Interesting read. Not comparable to the comic experience.I