Hellcop #1

Hellcop (2021-) #1

by Brian Haberlin (Writer), Geirrod Van Dyke (Artist)

“WELCOME TO HELL”
When mankind first broke through the walls between dimensions, nothing could have prepared them for what they would find in Known Reality Plane 1301-A: it was absolute Hell. Literally. A covert security force was quickly assembled to patrol the Hellplane and ensure that none of the nastier denizens made their way Earthside. They were dubbed the Pan-Dimensional Security Corps.

The HELLCOPS.

NOTE: Issue one will have SPAWN incentive covers.

Genres: Comics

32 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 27, 2021

About the author

An award-winning comic book artist, writer, editor and producer, Brian began his career in comics working at Top Cow Productions, where he co-created the Witchblade franchise. He co-founded Avalon Studios, which published many successful fantasy and sci-fi titles, including: Stone, Aria, Area 52 and M-Rex to name a few.

Brian also served for two years as Editor-in-Chief of Todd McFarlane Productions and penciled and inked its flagship title, Spawn. He currently writes and illustrates Faster Than Light and the upcoming Fury Formula comics series. Brian teaches comic art at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and his work is in the permanent collection at the Smithsonian Museum.

Reviews

[Paige · Rating 4 out of 5]

I loved the concept of a hell dimension! I loved the weird freaky monsters (the tattooed angel babies, the big head, etc.)! I liked the twist at the end and that it seems like a big government cover up. All very intriguing things, but I just couldn't get past the weirdness of the art to bump it up to five stars. When it was the hell dimension it wasn't so bad, but then when they would return back, it completely broke the immersion. I would give it a shot and see if I could get past it with a full length trade paperback, but from a single issue standpoint it just wasn't my favorite.

[Steven · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolutely awesome!!! Love this title! The writing, artwork, and the ads on the back of this issue make this comic stand out. I highly recommend this issue.