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Kroenen

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-	Karl Ruprecht Kroenen is a fictional Nazi scientist in the [[Hellboy]] comics, created by [[Mike Mingola]].	+	Karl Ruprecht Kroenen is a fictional Nazi scientist in the [[Hellboy]] comics, created by [[Mike Mignola]].
	In the comics, Kroenen was a relatively unremarkable Nazi SS scientist, whose most distinguishing characteristic was that he always wore a gas mask and protective bodysuit, possibly due to severe obsessive-compulsive disorder and fear of bacteria.		In the comics, Kroenen was a relatively unremarkable Nazi SS scientist, whose most distinguishing characteristic was that he always wore a gas mask and protective bodysuit, possibly due to severe obsessive-compulsive disorder and fear of bacteria.
	Director Guillermo del Toro created a significantly expanded biography for the character, to appear as a villain in the 2004 film adaptation.		Director Guillermo del Toro created a significantly expanded biography for the character, to appear as a villain in the 2004 film adaptation.

Koku

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-	}}Koku was a servent of [[Baba Yaga]] that takes the appearence of an short elderly asian man with a mustache and tail. During the [[Wake the Devil\|Giurescu Affair]], Koku presents [[Grigori Rasputin\|Rasputin]] and [[Ilsa Haupstein]] with an Iron Maiden. After Ilsa is entrapped in the torture device, Koku disappears underground, just before warning Rasputin "...But you be careful out there Grigori... too many humans."	+	}}Koku was a servant of [[Baba Yaga]] that takes the appearance of an short elderly Asian man with a mustache and tail. During the [[Wake the Devil\|Giurescu Affair]], Koku presents [[Grigori Rasputin\|Rasputin]] and [[Ilsa Haupstein]] with an Iron Maiden. After Ilsa is entrapped in the torture device, Koku disappears underground, just before warning Rasputin "...But you be careful out there Grigori... too many humans."

-	Koku also makes a very breif appearence in Darkness Calls.	+	Koku also makes a very brief appearance in Darkness Calls.
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Herman von Klempt

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	Although most of his body was destroyed, his head was kept alive in a jar. Von Klempt created what he called '[[Kriegaffe]]' (German for 'war ape', though ' '''K'''rieg'''s'''affe is more correct), a sort of Frankenstein's monster-like ape, to do most of the work he could no longer perform himself. At some point he had a Swastika tattooed to his forehead.		Although most of his body was destroyed, his head was kept alive in a jar. Von Klempt created what he called '[[Kriegaffe]]' (German for 'war ape', though ' '''K'''rieg'''s'''affe is more correct), a sort of Frankenstein's monster-like ape, to do most of the work he could no longer perform himself. At some point he had a Swastika tattooed to his forehead.

-	When Nazi Germany fell to the Allies, von Klempt retreated to a secret base hidden under Berlin. Taking the vampires from [[Project Vampir Sturm]], von Klempt hopped to destroy America with a plague of vampires. In 1946 [[Trevor Bruttenholm]] and the B.P.R.D. discovered his lair (as seen in ''B.P.R.D. 1946'' #4-5). Von Klempt quickly launched a rocket full of vampires at America before Bruttenholm could stop him. With some help Bruttenholm was able to destroy the rocket taking with it the vampires and von Kelmpt. Though Bruttenholm though von Kelmpt had been destroyed, he would resurface some 13 years latter.	+	When Nazi Germany fell to the Allies, von Klempt retreated to a secret base hidden under Berlin. Taking the vampires from [[Project Vampir Sturm]], von Klempt hopped to destroy America with a plague of vampires. In 1946 [[Trevor Bruttenholm]] and the B.P.R.D. discovered his lair (as seen in ''B.P.R.D. 1946'' #4-5). Von Klempt quickly launched a rocket full of vampires at America before Bruttenholm could stop him. With some help Bruttenholm was able to destroy the rocket taking with it the vampires and von Klempt. Though Bruttenholm though von Kelmpt had been destroyed, he would resurface some 13 years later.

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Roderick Zinco

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	*Parts of Zinco's snow suit most notably his gloves and coat are also labled ''Zinco.''		*Parts of Zinco's snow suit most notably his gloves and coat are also labled ''Zinco.''
	*Parts of Kroenen and Kurtz's equitment are labled ''Zinco.''		*Parts of Kroenen and Kurtz's equitment are labled ''Zinco.''
-	*After [[Hellboy]]'s jetpack explodes, a ''Zinco ''lable can be seen flying off.	+	*After [[Hellboy]]'s jetpack explodes, a ''Zinco ''label can be seen flying off.
	*The gun Hellboy uses in Wake the Devil is a ''Zinco'' product.		*The gun Hellboy uses in Wake the Devil is a ''Zinco'' product.
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	=== Zinco epilougue ===		=== Zinco epilougue ===
-	In an animated special feature, as part of the DVD edition of Hellboy II: The Gloden Army, Roderick Zinco and his company appears in the ''Zinco Epilougue ''where he finds the severed head of Colonel Kroenen. There, Zinco also encounters the ghost of Grigori Rasputin.	+	In an animated special feature, as part of the DVD edition of Hellboy II: The Golden Army, Roderick Zinco and his company appears in the ''Zinco Epilougue ''where he finds the severed head of Colonel Kroenen. There, Zinco also encounters the ghost of Grigori Rasputin.
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Leopold Kurtz

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	}}Leopold Kurtz was a member of [[Project Ragna Rok]].		}}Leopold Kurtz was a member of [[Project Ragna Rok]].
	== History ==		== History ==
-	Leopold Kurtz was a member of project Ragna Rok, and present during the "[[Seed of Destruction\|Hellboy incident]]" in 1944. Kurtz became a devoted follower of the sorcerer [[Grigori Rasputin\|Rasputin]], and cryogenically froze himself   inside a secret Nazi base in Norway until his master once again required his services in the future. After Rasputin's death at the hands of [[BPRD]] agents [[Hellboy]], [[Abe Sapien]], and [[Liz Sherman]], during the Cavendish Hall affair, Kurtz began trying to surgically make a new body for his master. At their secret base, Kurtz, along with fellow Nazi scientist [[Kroenen\|Doctor Kroenen]] continued their efforts to reconstitute Rasputin, and create the army of the apocalypse. Kurtz became enraged when Kroenen resurrected the criminally insane Professor [[Herman von Klempt]]. After overhearing Kroenen and von Klempt discuss treason, Kurtz loses control. Blind with rage, the maddened Kurtz savagely attacked von Klempt's disembodied head with a large wrentch screaming "Rasputin is master! Death for you!". Kroenen franically attempted to get Kurtz to hold off his attack, claiming that they were simply discussing. Then, in von Klempt's defense, Kroenen stabbed Kurtz with a scalpel, killing him.	+	Leopold Kurtz was a member of project Ragna Rok, and present during the "[[Seed of Destruction\|Hellboy incident]]" in 1944. Kurtz became a devoted follower of the sorcerer [[Grigori Rasputin\|Rasputin]], and cryogenically froze himself   inside a secret Nazi base in Norway until his master once again required his services in the future. After Rasputin's death at the hands of [[BPRD]] agents [[Hellboy]], [[Abe Sapien]], and [[Liz Sherman]], during the Cavendish Hall affair, Kurtz began trying to surgically make a new body for his master. At their secret base, Kurtz, along with fellow Nazi scientist [[Kroenen\|Doctor Kroenen]] continued their efforts to reconstitute Rasputin, and create the army of the apocalypse. Kurtz became enraged when Kroenen resurrected the criminally insane Professor [[Herman von Klempt]]. After overhearing Kroenen and von Klempt discuss treason, Kurtz loses control. Blind with rage, the maddened Kurtz savagely attacked von Klempt's disembodied head with a large wrench screaming "Rasputin is master! Death for you!". Kroenen frantically attempted to get Kurtz to hold off his attack, claiming that they were simply discussing. Then, in von Klempt's defense, Kroenen stabbed Kurtz with a scalpel, killing him.

	When the Ragna Rok base self destructed, Kurtz's body was incinerated.		When the Ragna Rok base self destructed, Kurtz's body was incinerated.

	== Abilities and attributes ==		== Abilities and attributes ==
-	Kurtz is an ingenious scientist capable of constructing machines such as a powerful robotic suit, he uses when first encountering [[Roderick Zinco]] in Norway.	+	Kurtz is an ingenious scientist capable of constructing machines such as a powerful robotic suit which he uses when first encountering [[Roderick Zinco]] in Norway.

	Leopold is known to often smoke cigars.		Leopold is known to often smoke cigars.

-	Kurtz is the presumebly second youngest member of Project Ragna Rok, with the youngest being [[Ilsa Haupstein]].	+	Kurtz is the presumably second youngest member of Project Ragna Rok, with the youngest being [[Ilsa Haupstein]].

-	Leopold is highly short-temered. He has an extreme hatred of Herman von Klempt.	+	Leopold is highly short-tempered. He has an extreme hatred of Herman von Klempt.
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Leopold Kurtz

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	}}Leopold Kurtz was a member of [[Project Ragna Rok]].		}}Leopold Kurtz was a member of [[Project Ragna Rok]].
	== History ==		== History ==
-	Leopold Kurtz was a member of project Ragna Rok, and present during the "[[Seed of Destruction\|Hellboy incident]]" in 1944. Kurtz became a devoted follower of the sorcerer [[Grigori Rasputin\|Rasputin]], and chronilogically froze himself   inside a secret Nazi base in Norway until his master once again required his services in the future. After Rasputin's death at the hands of [[BPRD]] agents [[Hellboy]], [[Abe Sapien]], and [[Liz Sherman]], during the Cavendish Hall affair, Kurtz began trying to surgecialy make a new body for his master. At their secret base, Kurtz, along with fellow Nazi scientist [[Kroenen\|Doctor Kroenen]] continued their efforts to reconstitute Rasputin, and create the army of the apocalypse. Kurtz became enraged when Kroenen resserected the criminally insane Proffeser [[Herman von Klempt]]. After overhearing Kroenen and von Klempt discuss treason, Kurtz loooses control. Blind with rage, the maddened Kurtz savagley attacked von Klempt's disembodied head with a large wrentch screaming "Rasputin is master! Death for you!". Kroenen franically attempted to get Kurtz to hold off his attack, claiming that they were simply discussing. Then, in von Klempt's defense, Kroenen stabbed Kurtz with a scalpel, killing him.	+	Leopold Kurtz was a member of project Ragna Rok, and present during the "[[Seed of Destruction\|Hellboy incident]]" in 1944. Kurtz became a devoted follower of the sorcerer [[Grigori Rasputin\|Rasputin]], and cryogenically froze himself   inside a secret Nazi base in Norway until his master once again required his services in the future. After Rasputin's death at the hands of [[BPRD]] agents [[Hellboy]], [[Abe Sapien]], and [[Liz Sherman]], during the Cavendish Hall affair, Kurtz began trying to surgically make a new body for his master. At their secret base, Kurtz, along with fellow Nazi scientist [[Kroenen\|Doctor Kroenen]] continued their efforts to reconstitute Rasputin, and create the army of the apocalypse. Kurtz became enraged when Kroenen resurrected the criminally insane Professor [[Herman von Klempt]]. After overhearing Kroenen and von Klempt discuss treason, Kurtz loses control. Blind with rage, the maddened Kurtz savagely attacked von Klempt's disembodied head with a large wrentch screaming "Rasputin is master! Death for you!". Kroenen franically attempted to get Kurtz to hold off his attack, claiming that they were simply discussing. Then, in von Klempt's defense, Kroenen stabbed Kurtz with a scalpel, killing him.

-	When the Ragna Rok base self sestructed, Kurtz's body was incenerated.	+	When the Ragna Rok base self destructed, Kurtz's body was incinerated.

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Baba Yaga

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-	The Baba Yaga was a witch that lived inside a chicken leg house. {{Character	+	The Baba Yaga was a legendary witch of Russian folklore, that lived inside a chicken leg house, and counted dead men's fingers. {{Character
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-	\|family = [[Grigori Rasputin]]	+	\|occupation = Witch
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	== [[Conqueror Worm (comic)\|Conqueror Worm]] ==		== [[Conqueror Worm (comic)\|Conqueror Worm]] ==
	After Grigori Rasputin's final defeat, the Baba Yaga kept what was left of his soul inside an acorn that she wore around her neck, claiming that there wasn't enough left of him "to light a skull."		After Grigori Rasputin's final defeat, the Baba Yaga kept what was left of his soul inside an acorn that she wore around her neck, claiming that there wasn't enough left of him "to light a skull."
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		+	== Strange Places ==
		+	In the Strange Places story arc. the Bog Roosh mentions the Baba Yaga, saying that after Hellboy is killed, the witches of Earth shall have their revenge and the Baba Yaga shall have his eye, fore Hellboy had shot out ine of her's.

	== Darkness Calls ==		== Darkness Calls ==
-	During the Darkness Calls story arc. Hellboy was entrapped in a parralel dimension controlled by the Baba Yaga, where she attempted to destroy him, with the aid of her luitenant, Koschei the Deathless.	+	During the Darkness Calls story arc. Hellboy was turned over to the Baba Yaga, after refusing to be king of the Earth's witches. The Baba Yaga entrapped Hellboy in a parralel dimension controlled by her, where she attempted to destroy him, with the aid of her luitenant, Koschei the Deathless.
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Malcolm Frost

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	[[Seed of Destruction\|"Hellboy incedent"]]. Among these specialists were also [[Trevor Bruttenholm]], [[Lady Cynthia Eden-Jones]], and [[The Torch of Liberty]].		[[Seed of Destruction\|"Hellboy incedent"]]. Among these specialists were also [[Trevor Bruttenholm]], [[Lady Cynthia Eden-Jones]], and [[The Torch of Liberty]].
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		+	== History ==
		+	After seeing the young [[Hellboy]] come to Earth, Frost immedeatley orders Sgt. Whitman to shoot down the creature, but Eden-Jones and Bruttenholm protect the child. In 1945, Proffeser Frost began to travel as part of his research. For the next eight years, Frost would make numerous attempts to have Hellboy destroyed. But when the government gave Hellboy human status, Frost was crushed. He died some time after that.
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Grigori Rasputin

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-	}}Grigori Rasputin''' is a fictional character in the Comic book series ''[[Hellboy]]''. The character was created by [[Mike Mignola]] and [[John Byrne]], based on the real life [[:wikipedia:Grigori Rasputin\|Russian mystic]] of the same name. '''	+	}}
		+	'''Grigori Rasputin''' is a fictional character in the Comic book series ''[[Hellboy]]''. The character was created by [[Mike Mignola]] and [[John Byrne]], based on the real life [[:wikipedia:Grigori Rasputin\|Russian mystic]] of the same name.

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	On the 3-disc DVD version of Hellboy II: The Golden Army, an animated comic called the "Zinco Epilogue" shows a company called Zinco researching through the remains of the mausoleum from the first movie. The company only find Kroenen's body and takes it for research. Mr. Zinco, the founder, travels to the Amundsen Glacier along with Kroenen's decapitated head. Zinco places Kroenen's head on a machine he finds and the head is brought back to life. Kroenen responds "As you promised, my master." Zinco responds that he isn't his master, until it's revealed that Rasputin has returned. It isn't revealed yet if Rasputin has survived from the Behemoth or if he's a ghost due to the fact that Rasputin reappears in front of Zinco.		On the 3-disc DVD version of Hellboy II: The Golden Army, an animated comic called the "Zinco Epilogue" shows a company called Zinco researching through the remains of the mausoleum from the first movie. The company only find Kroenen's body and takes it for research. Mr. Zinco, the founder, travels to the Amundsen Glacier along with Kroenen's decapitated head. Zinco places Kroenen's head on a machine he finds and the head is brought back to life. Kroenen responds "As you promised, my master." Zinco responds that he isn't his master, until it's revealed that Rasputin has returned. It isn't revealed yet if Rasputin has survived from the Behemoth or if he's a ghost due to the fact that Rasputin reappears in front of Zinco.

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KrEIgaffen is the 'correct' plural spelling. It is used in BPRD 1946 by von Klempt, to refer to his 2 apes
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	The Kriegaffe (meaning War Apes) were a series of mentally and physically enhanced apes created by [[Herman von Klempt\|Proffeser Herman von Klempt]]. Most Krieaffen can be seen with cybernetic arms and metallic appendages on their heads.		The Kriegaffe (meaning War Apes) were a series of mentally and physically enhanced apes created by [[Herman von Klempt\|Proffeser Herman von Klempt]]. Most Krieaffen can be seen with cybernetic arms and metallic appendages on their heads.

-	== Known Kriegaffen ==	+	== Known Kreigaffen ==


	=== Brutus ===		=== Brutus ===
-	During the events of [[World's Greatest Paranormal Investigator (CBG)]], Herman von Klempt and his Kriegaffe # 9 (whom had been dubed Brutus) had been hiding out in a castle, and performing experiements on kidnapped peasent girls. The duo was stopped by Hellboy when he inturrupted one of their experiments. In the ensuing battle, Hellboy destroys Brutus' hands, and burns down the castle, saving one of von Klempt's victims, and killing Brutus.	+	During the events of [[World's Greatest Paranormal Investigator (CBG)]], Herman von Klempt and his Kriegaffe # 9 (whom had been dubbed Brutus) had been hiding out in a castle, and performing experiments on kidnapped peasant girls. The duo was stopped by Hellboy when he interrupted one of their experiments. In the ensuing battle, Hellboy destroys Brutus' hands, and burns down the castle, saving one of von Klempt's victims, and killing Brutus.
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		+	=== Kriegaffe #10 ===
		+	A tenth Kriegaffe appears in the [[Conqueror Worm (comic)\|Conqueror Worm story arc. ]] aiding Herman von Klempt, and [[Inger von Klempt]] in their attempt to unleash the [[Conqueror Worm]]. After von Klempt captures Hellboy, Kriegaffe #10 repeatedly tortures him until the bases power shuts off, and Hellboy defeats the brute. Kriegaffe #10 attacks Hellboy again, but is defeated, and apparently killed.

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	An unnamed Kriegaffe (presuemably Kriegaffe #1) appears in B.P.R.D. 1946.		An unnamed Kriegaffe (presuemably Kriegaffe #1) appears in B.P.R.D. 1946.
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-	A tenth Kriegaffe appears in the [[Conqueror Worm (comic)\|Conqueror Worm story arc. ]] aiding Herman von Klempt, and [[Inger von Klempt]] in their attempt to unleash the [[Conqueror Worm]]. After von Klempt captures Hellboy, Kriegaffe #10 repeaditly tortures him until the bases power shuts off, and Hellboy defeats the brute. Kriegaffe #10 attacks Hellboy again, but is defeated, and apparently killed.
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Herman von Klempt

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	==''[[Wake the Devil\|Hellboy: Wake the Devil]]''==		==''[[Wake the Devil\|Hellboy: Wake the Devil]]''==
-	Herman von Klempt's old friend and colleague, [[Karl Ruprecht Kroenen]], had placed himself in Suspended animation with [[Ilsa Haupstein]] and [[Leopold Kurtz]], two other[[File:Von_Klempt.gif\|thumb\|left]]members of the [[Project Ragna Rok\|Ragna Rok Project]].[[File:Swastika.jpg\|thumb\|von Klempt rediscovered.]] After being awakened, Kroenen sent [[Roderick Zinco]] to retreive von Klempt's head. After reanimating the mad scientist, Kroenen informed von Klempt of [[Grigori Rasputin]], and the army of the apocalypse. Von Klempt then tried to convince Kroenen to abandone Rasputin's plan, and use the army of the apocalypse to conqeor the world, rather than destroy it. After overhearing von Klempt's scheming, Kurtz brutally attacked the madman's disembodied head with a wrench. In von Klempt's defense, Kroenen stabed Kurtz with a scalpel. Kroenen then turns on von Klempt claiming it was all his fault. Then suddenly, Rasputin appears furious with Kroenen and Zinco for reserecting von Klempt, and killing Kurtz. Rasputin then strikes Zinco sightless. Blind, Zinco accidently destroys the base in a raging inferno.	+	Herman von Klempt's old friend and colleague, [[Karl Ruprecht Kroenen]], had placed himself in Suspended animation with [[Ilsa Haupstein]] and [[Leopold Kurtz]], two othermembers of the [[Project Ragna Rok\|Ragna Rok Project]].[[File:Swastika.jpg\|thumb\|von Klempt rediscovered.]] After being awakened, Kroenen sent [[Roderick Zinco]] to retreive von Klempt's head. After reanimating the mad scientist, Kroenen informed von Klempt of [[Grigori Rasputin]], and the army of the apocalypse. Von Klempt then tried to convince Kroenen to abandone Rasputin's plan, and use the army of the apocalypse to conqeor the world, rather than destroy it. After overhearing von Klempt's scheming, Kurtz brutally attacked the madman's disembodied head with a wrench. In von Klempt's defense, Kroenen stabed Kurtz with a scalpel. Kroenen then turns on von Klempt claiming it was all his fault. Then suddenly, Rasputin appears furious with Kroenen and Zinco for reserecting von Klempt, and killing Kurtz. Rasputin then strikes Zinco sightless. Blind, Zinco accidently destroys the base in a raging inferno.

	==''[[Conqueror Worm (comic)\|Hellboy: Conqueror Worm]]''==		==''[[Conqueror Worm (comic)\|Hellboy: Conqueror Worm]]''==

Elizabeth Sherman

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	After defeating Prince Nuada, Liz melted the crown that controls the Golden Army. She, along with Hellboy, Abe and Johann Kraus then quit the B.P.R.D.. As Hellboy contemplated the American Dream concerning his child, Liz corrected him by saying she was, in fact, going to have twins.		After defeating Prince Nuada, Liz melted the crown that controls the Golden Army. She, along with Hellboy, Abe and Johann Kraus then quit the B.P.R.D.. As Hellboy contemplated the American Dream concerning his child, Liz corrected him by saying she was, in fact, going to have twins.
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		+	=== Animated series ===
		+	Liz Sherman also appeared in the Hellboy animated series in the movies [[Hellboy: Sword of Storms]] and [[Hellboy: Blood and Iron]].
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-	The Kriegaffe (meaning War Apes) were a series of mentally and physically enhanced apes created by [[Herman von Klempt\|Proffeser Herman von Klempt]]. Most Krieaffe can be seen with cybernetic arms and metallic appendages on their heads.	+	The Kriegaffe (meaning War Apes) were a series of mentally and physically enhanced apes created by [[Herman von Klempt\|Proffeser Herman von Klempt]]. Most Krieaffen can be seen with cybernetic arms and metallic appendages on their heads.

-	There are four known Kriegaffe;	+	== Known Kriegaffen ==
-	*Two Kreigaffen (one unnamed [possibly #1], the other Kriegaffe #2) were depicted in ''[[1946\|B.P.R.D. 1946]]'' #3-4.	+
-	*Brutus (Kriegaffe #9) was shown burned to death during [[Hellboy]] and von Klempt's [[World's Greatest Paranormal Investigator (CBG)\|first encounter]]. (Brutus is shown at right.)	+
-	*Kriegaffe #10 was shown and apparently killed during the ''[[Conqueror Worm (comic)\|Conqueror Worm]]'' story arc.	+	=== Brutus ===
-	There are presumably six other Kriegaffe that have not appeared in the [[Hellboy Comics\|Hellboy series]].	+	During the events of [[World's Greatest Paranormal Investigator (CBG)]], Herman von Klempt and his Kriegaffe # 9 (whom had been dubed Brutus) had been hiding out in a castle, and performing experiements on kidnapped peasent girls. The duo was stopped by Hellboy when he inturrupted one of their experiments. In the ensuing battle, Hellboy destroys Brutus' hands, and burns down the castle, saving one of von Klempt's victims, and killing Brutus.
		+
		+	=== Kriegaffe #2 ===
		+	Kriegaffe #2 appears in [[B.P.R.D. 1946]].
		+
		+	=== Unnamed Kriegaffe ===
		+	An unnamed Kriegaffe (presuemably Kriegaffe #1) appears in B.P.R.D. 1946.
		+
		+	=== Kriegaffe #10 ===
		+	A tenth Kriegaffe appears in the [[Conqueror Worm (comic)\|Conqueror Worm story arc. ]] aiding Herman von Klempt, and [[Inger von Klempt]] in their attempt to unleash the [[Conqueror Worm]]. After von Klempt captures Hellboy, Kriegaffe #10 repeaditly tortures him until the bases power shuts off, and Hellboy defeats the brute. Kriegaffe #10 attacks Hellboy again, but is defeated, and apparently killed.
	[[Category:Nazi]]		[[Category:Nazi]]
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	There are also new pictures in the section for [[Grigori Rasputin]] and [[Herman von Klempt]].		There are also new pictures in the section for [[Grigori Rasputin]] and [[Herman von Klempt]].
		+
		+	--[[User:Yetimonster\|Yetimonster]] 01:14, December 17, 2009 (UTC)

	== Conqueror Worm characters ==		== Conqueror Worm characters ==
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	Also, I'm alsogetting pictures for [[Ernst Oeming]], and a better picture for [[Baba Yaga]].		Also, I'm alsogetting pictures for [[Ernst Oeming]], and a better picture for [[Baba Yaga]].
		+	--[[User:Yetimonster\|Yetimonster]] 01:13, December 17, 2009 (UTC)

	== Message from Kongisking: ==		== Message from Kongisking: ==
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	There you go, Zarlack. You are now an administrator. Enjoy your new privledges!		There you go, Zarlack. You are now an administrator. Enjoy your new privledges!
	--[[User:Kongisking\|Kongisking]] 03:52, December 12, 2009 (UTC)		--[[User:Kongisking\|Kongisking]] 03:52, December 12, 2009 (UTC)
		+
		+	== Sidebar ==
		+
		+	I had some ideas for new characters to put on the sidebar. They are as follows:
		+
		+	1.Grigori Rasputin
		+
		+	Pros:
		+	*Primary villain of the Hellboy series.
		+	*Main villain of Seed of Destruction.
		+	*Appears as a primary character in Seed of Destruction, Wake the Devil, and Conqueror Worm.
		+	*Main villain in the Hellboy movie.
		+	Cons:
		+	*Does not appear in second movie.
		+
		+	2. Kate Corrigan
		+
		+	Pros:
		+	*Appears in Wake the Devil, and Conqueror Worm.
		+	*Major roles in Almost Colossus, and the Wolves of Saint August
		+	*Well known.
		+	Cons:
		+	No movie appearences.
		+
		+	3. Trevor Bruttenholm
		+
		+	Pros:
		+	*Adoptive father of Hellboy.
		+	*Major Role in Seed of Destruction #1
		+	*Very well known to those who know Hellboy's origins.
		+	*Major movie appearence.
		+	Cons:
		+	*Dies in issue of debuet.
		+	*Regular appearences consist of small roles.
		+
		+	4. Roger the Homunculus
		+
		+	Pros:
		+	*Appears in Wake the Devil.
		+	*Major role in Almost Colossus, and Conqueror Worm.
		+	*Appears throughout the BPRD series.
		+	*Well known.
		+	Cons:
		+	*Very minor movie appearences.
		+
		+	5. Tom Manning
		+
		+	Pros:
		+	*Director of BPRD.
		+	*Appears in Seed of Destruction, Wake the Devil, and Conqueror Worm.
		+	*Appears in both movies.
		+	Cons:
		+	*Minor role in Seed of Destruction.
		+
		+	6. Lobster Johnson
		+
		+	Pros:
		+	*Appears as main character of Iron Prometheus, among others.
		+	*Major Role in Conqueror Worm.
		+	Cons:
		+	*No outside appearences.
		+	*No movie appearences.
		+	--[[User:Yetimonster\|Yetimonster]] 01:13, December 17, 2009 (UTC)
		+
		+	== Sorry ==
		+
		+	Whoops. Guess I forgot to put my signiture on that last message. After awhile it gets a little tidious.
		+	--[[User:Yetimonster\|Yetimonster]] 01:12, December 17, 2009 (UTC)

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	*William Greiner (2 appearences)		*William Greiner (2 appearences)
	*Brutus (2 appearences)		*Brutus (2 appearences)
		+	*Agent [[Clark]] (2 appearences)
	*Dr. Olasz (2 appearences)		*Dr. Olasz (2 appearences)
	*Mister Tod (2 appearences)		*Mister Tod (2 appearences)

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
-	In 1991, [[Hellboy]] is sent to assist in the search of a haunted house. The house was owned by Dr. Carp, “the Grand Master of the Golden Lodge, the [[Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra]].” Dr. Carp disappeared in 1902, and the house passed to his sister until her death in 1911. The [[B.P.R.D.\|Bureau]] sent psychics the investigate over the years, but nothing too bad was ever reported.	+	In 1991, [[Hellboy]] is sent to assist Pauline Raskin and her team in the search of a haunted house. The house was owned by Dr. Carp, “the Grand Master of the Golden Lodge, the [[Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra]].” Dr. Carp disappeared in 1902, and the house passed to his sister until her death in 1911. The [[B.P.R.D.\|Bureau]] sent psychics the investigate over the years, but nothing too bad was ever reported.

	A new blueprint of the house surfaced and revealed a hidden basement room. In light of what happened in Castle Glamis (as seen in [[Wake the Devil]]), the room remained sealed for Hellboy to investigate. As Hellboy enters the room, two men attack him with electrified spears. While subdued, Dr. Carp extracts some of Hellboy's blood, and injects it into a chimpanzee strapped to a table. The chimp breaks is bonds and quickly changes into a demonic creature. The Demon attacks the men, and one is able to shoot the creature, but not before the men are all badly wounded.		A new blueprint of the house surfaced and revealed a hidden basement room. In light of what happened in Castle Glamis (as seen in [[Wake the Devil]]), the room remained sealed for Hellboy to investigate. As Hellboy enters the room, two men attack him with electrified spears. While subdued, Dr. Carp extracts some of Hellboy's blood, and injects it into a chimpanzee strapped to a table. The chimp breaks is bonds and quickly changes into a demonic creature. The Demon attacks the men, and one is able to shoot the creature, but not before the men are all badly wounded.

-	Hellboy hits the floor and wakes up in the room covered in cobwebs. Confused he asks the Agents how long he was in the room. They tell him is had only been two seconds. In the room are the long dead bodies of the men and the dead demon. The team decides that Dr. Carp must have died there and that his sister had the room bricked up. Hellboy looks down and picks up a syringe, still containing traces of his blood.	+	Hellboy hits the floor and wakes up in the room covered in cobwebs. Confused he asks Raskin how long he was in the room. She tells him is had only been two seconds. In the room are the long dead bodies of the men and the dead demon. The team decides that Dr. Carp must have died there and that his sister had the room bricked up. Hellboy looks down and picks up a syringe, still containing traces of his blood.

	==Story Chronology==		==Story Chronology==

Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense

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	* [[Trevor Bruttenholm\|Professor Trevor Bruttenholm]], former director (deceased)		* [[Trevor Bruttenholm\|Professor Trevor Bruttenholm]], former director (deceased)
	* [http:///index.php?title=Dr._O%27Donnell&action=edit&redlink=1 Dr. O'Donnell], occult specialist		* [http:///index.php?title=Dr._O%27Donnell&action=edit&redlink=1 Dr. O'Donnell], occult specialist
-	* Mr. [[Bud Waller]], field agent (deceased)	+	* Mr. [[Bud Waller]], field agent/mechanic (deceased)
	* [[Clark\|Agent Clark]], field agent (deceased)		* [[Clark\|Agent Clark]], field agent (deceased)
		+	* Pauline Raskin, Feild Agent (possibly psychic)
	[[File:Agents.png\|thumb\|Some notable BPRDagents. Left to right: [[Johann Krauss]], [[Liz Sherman]], [[Abe Sapien]], [[Roger]], [[Kate Corrigan]].]]		[[File:Agents.png\|thumb\|Some notable BPRDagents. Left to right: [[Johann Krauss]], [[Liz Sherman]], [[Abe Sapien]], [[Roger]], [[Kate Corrigan]].]]
	* [http:///index.php?title=FBI&action=edit&redlink=1 FBI] [http:///index.php?title=Special_Agent&action=edit&redlink=1 Special Agent] John Myers, Hellboy liaison (1st movie only)		* [http:///index.php?title=FBI&action=edit&redlink=1 FBI] [http:///index.php?title=Special_Agent&action=edit&redlink=1 Special Agent] John Myers, Hellboy liaison (1st movie only)
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	* Mr. Helton, field agent		* Mr. Helton, field agent
	* Mr. Navarro, field agent		* Mr. Navarro, field agent
-	* Mr. Swanson, field agent	+	* Mr. Swanson, field agent
-	* Pauline Raskin, Psychic
	* Mr. Ferguson, field agent (deceased)		* Mr. Ferguson, field agent (deceased)
	* Mr. Musgrove, field agent (deceased)		* Mr. Musgrove, field agent (deceased)
	* Mr. Holcombe, field agent (deceased)		* Mr. Holcombe, field agent (deceased)
-	* Unnamed detective (present at the Wauer Institute during [[Almost Colossus]])	+	* Agent Clay, feild agent (deceased)
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Hellboy Comics

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	With few exceptions [[Mike Mignola]] has written every ''Hellboy'' story solo. Initially Mignola received scripting help from [[John Byrne]] on the two earliest Hellboy stories, and on ''[[Seed of Destruction]]''. Then in 2007, Joshua Dysart co-wrote ''They That Go Down to the Sea in Ships'', a comic that promoted the game [[Hellboy: The Science of Evil]].		With few exceptions [[Mike Mignola]] has written every ''Hellboy'' story solo. Initially Mignola received scripting help from [[John Byrne]] on the two earliest Hellboy stories, and on ''[[Seed of Destruction]]''. Then in 2007, Joshua Dysart co-wrote ''They That Go Down to the Sea in Ships'', a comic that promoted the game [[Hellboy: The Science of Evil]].

-	At first ''Hellboy'' was drawn exclusively by Mignola. Then in 2006, the two issue ''Makoma'' became the first ''Hellboy'' story to feature outside art. While Mignola continues to draw some of ''Hellboy'' other artists, especially Richard Corben and Duncan Fegredo, draw the bulk.	+	At first ''Hellboy'' was drawn exclusively by Mignola. Then in 2006, the two issue ''[[Makoma]]'' became the first ''Hellboy'' story to feature outside art. While Mignola continues to draw some of ''Hellboy'' other artists, especially Richard Corben and Duncan Fegredo, draw the bulk.

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Trade Paperback Collections

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Vol. 7 The Troll Witch and Others:

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	*"[[The Ghoul]]"		*"[[The Ghoul]]"
-	*''Makoma'' #1-2	+	*''[[Makoma]]'' #1-2

	===Vol. 8 Darkness Calls===		===Vol. 8 Darkness Calls===

Makoma

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{{Story
| image = Makoma.jpg
| title = "Makoma"
| story = [[Mike Mignola]]
| art = [[Mike Mignola]] & [[Richard Corben]]
| pub = ''Makoma'' #1-2
| date = February - March 2006
| tpb = ''[[TPB#Vol._7_The_Troll_Witch_and_Others|Hellboy: vol. 7 The Troll Witch and Others]]''
}}

''Makoma'' tells the story of a legendary African king, told to [[Hellboy]] by a mummy. At the same time Makoma's story parallels Hellboy's own life.

==Publication History==
''Makoma'' was originally published as a two issue mini-series from February to March 2006. The story was later collected in ''[[TPB#Vol._7_The_Troll_Witch_and_Others|Hellboy: vol. 7 The Troll Witch and Others]]'' in October 2007.

''Makoma'' is the first Hellboy story to feature art by someone other than [[Mike Mignola|Mignola]].

==Synopsis==

The frame of ''Makoma'' is set in 1993. [[Hellboy]] travels to the Explorers Club, and a mummy speaks to him. Within this frame is the story of the legendary king, Makoma. For the most part Makona is drawn as though he were Hellboy, though in the final scene Makoma himself, an African king, is depicted.

The frame is drawn by [[Mike Mignola]], Makoma's story by [[Richard Corben]].

===Part One===

''Makoma'' takes place on August 16, 1993 at the Explorers Club in New York. [[Hellboy]] speaks with Prof. Ali T. Koman about his recent archaeological excavation in Africa. Koman was forced to abandon the site because of a sand storm, but was able to bring back a number of antiquities including a mummy. Hellboy mentions that he only traveled to Africa once.<ref>Hellboy's travel to Africa was previously mentioned in ''[[Conqueror Worm (comic)|Conqueror Worm]]'' #4</ref> The men of the club comment that he traveled to Africa with [[Trevor Bruttenholm]] in 1947, and that more recently Bruttenholm's expedition was given up for lost.<ref>Previously mentioned in ''[[Seed of Destruction]]'' #1</ref> Hellboy has a flash of memory, thinking about the time he spent in Africa as a child, when a giant rhino spoke his name.

The mummy begins to talk to Hellboy, and beckons him to travel to the lost city, and tomb of kings. Hellboy wanders the ruins as the mummy begins to tell him the story of Makoma.

Makoma could speak when he was born and named himself “he who is greatest and without fear.”

Hellboy falls asleep while listening.

:Makoma was cast into a deep pool and the next day emerged fully grown holding an Iron Hammer, having killed all the crocodiles in the water. The elders tell Makoma of the problems in the land, and he sets out on his journey.

:First he finds an old woman, who gives him a bag to hold the bones of his enemies. She tells him to carry it until they meet again at the end of the world.

:He travels many years and crosses paths with a series of four giants. Each one is enraged by his name, and fights him. Each one is defeated and shrinks so small that Makoma is able to place them in his bag. Next Makoma finds a demon. He also fights the demon and defeats it. The demon tempts Makoma to kill him, take his power, and “become what [he] was meant to be.” Makoma fashions a cage made of sticks and traps the demon inside.

===Part Two===
:Makoma approaches a man sitting in front of a town of singing people. The man asks Makoma to lay down his burden and stay. Makoma sees that the town is really full of corpses. The man wanted Makoma to be his slave, and is infuriated. He summons a group of giant ants that fight Makoma. After many days the man says he will release Makoma if only he can keep Makoma's bag. Makoma immediately gives his the bag, and replies that he just wants to keep his cage of sticks. The man demands the cage and returns Makoma's bag. Makoma leaves as the man opens the cage. The demon emerges and burns the man and his town of the dead.

:Makoma travels on for years until he comes back to the old woman from the beginning of his journey. Makoma goes to sleep in the woman's hut. He is visited in his dreams by the spirits of great chiefs, in the form of lions and the spirit of Africa, in the form of a giant rhino. When he awakes, a feast is waiting. Makoma eats every last scrap. He asks the woman where the meat came from. She responds that he has eaten his friends, the giants he carried with him. Makoma looks into his bag and sees a boy standing on a pile of bones. The woman tells him the boy is the life Makoma gave back to the world. The boy was once possessed by the demon, but Makoma saved him. Makoma goes out to meet the end of the world.

:Makoma faces a seven headed dragon. The two fight, and with the strength of his friends, they are evenly matched. In the end both the dragon and Makoma fall together. When Makoma died the world was created anew out of his bag, and the boy emerged last of all.

The narration returns to the mummy in the ruins of the city. He tells Hellboy that he was that boy, and that he built the city as a monument and tomb for Makoma. His story told, the mummy crumbles to dust. As a result of this Hellboy banned from the Explorers Club.

==Connections to Other Stories==
The entire story parallels Hellboy's own life,<ref>Mignola notes the parallels in his introduction to the story in ''[[TPB#Vol._7_The_Troll_Witch_and_Others|Hellboy: vol. 7 The Troll Witch and Others]]''</ref> or a possibility of his life. The most clear aspect is the seven headed dragon which represents the [[Ogdru Jahad]]. This story suggests a possible ending for the entire Hellboy story; the Ogdru Jahad will be set free and Hellboy will fight them to the death. Both will die, and in that death the world will be able to start over.

[[Hellboy]] travels to Africa in ''[[The Third Wish]]''. While there he falls asleep and is visited by lions, these may be the spirits of great chiefs seen in ''Makoma'' #2

==Notes==
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-	Hellboy and associated [[Hellboy Comics\|comics]] have been extensively collected in over 20 trade paperbacks.	+	Hellboy and associated [[Hellboy Comics\|comics]] have been extensively collected in over 20 trade paperbacks.

		+	The trade paperbacks often contain additional story material not previously published; sometimes this is the presence of a new short story, or a new epilogue, other times this is simply a few new pages in a story. Trades also generally contain additional art, either in the form of a Gallery or a Sketchbook. In general each story is collected with a short text introduction containing background information on its creation.

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	The volume also contains;		The volume also contains;
		+	*an Introduction by Robert Bloch
	*a small collection of early Hellboy sketches		*a small collection of early Hellboy sketches
	*a Gallery featuring art by; Simon Bisley, Mike Allred, Art Adams, Frank Miller, Fred Blanchard and Gary Gianni		*a Gallery featuring art by; Simon Bisley, Mike Allred, Art Adams, Frank Miller, Fred Blanchard and Gary Gianni
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	*''[[Wake the Devil]]'' #1-5 with a new epilogue published here for the first time		*''[[Wake the Devil]]'' #1-5 with a new epilogue published here for the first time
-	The volume also contains a Gallery featuring art by; Bruce Timm, P. Craig Russell, Derek Thompson, Dave Cooper, Jay Stephens and Oliver Vatine	+	The volume also contains;
		+	*an Introduction by Alan Moore
		+	*a Gallery featuring art by; Bruce Timm, P. Craig Russell, Derek Thompson, Dave Cooper, Jay Stephens and Oliver Vatine

	===Vol. 3 The Chained Coffin and Others===		===Vol. 3 The Chained Coffin and Others===
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	* ''[[Almost Colossus]]'' #1-2, with additional pages published here for the first time		* ''[[Almost Colossus]]'' #1-2, with additional pages published here for the first time
-	The volume also contains a Gallery featuring art by; Kevin Nowlan, [[Matt Smith]], Duncan Fegredo, Dave Johnson, Thierry Robin and B. C. Boyer	+	The volume also contains;
		+	*an Introduction by P. Craig Russell
		+	*a Gallery featuring art by; Kevin Nowlan, [[Matt Smith]], Duncan Fegredo, Dave Johnson, Thierry Robin and B. C. Boyer

	===Vol. 4 The Right Hand of Doom===		===Vol. 4 The Right Hand of Doom===
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-	The volume also contains a 5 page Sketchbook	+	The volume also contains;
		+	*an Introduction by [[Guillermo del Toro]]
		+	*a 5 page Sketchbook

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	* "Henry Hood: The Burial of Katharine Baker" (scheduled for collection)		* "Henry Hood: The Burial of Katharine Baker" (scheduled for collection)
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	==B.P.R.D.==		==B.P.R.D.==
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	* ''The Garden of Souls'' #1-5		* ''The Garden of Souls'' #1-5
-	The volume also contains a 13 page Sketchbook	+	The volume also contains;
		+	*an Afterward by [[John Arcudi]]
		+	*a 13 page Sketchbook by [[Guy Davis]] and [[Mike Mignola]]

	===Vol. 8 Killing Ground===		===Vol. 8 Killing Ground===

Hellboy Comics

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	* Numerous Hellboy guest appearances in other comics including;		* Numerous Hellboy guest appearances in other comics including;
-	** ''John Byrne's Next Men'' #21 (Dec 1993)	+	** ''[[John Byrne]]'s Next Men'' #21 (Dec 1993)
	** ''Danger Unlimited'' #4 (May 1994) a 2 panel cameo		** ''Danger Unlimited'' #4 (May 1994) a 2 panel cameo
	** ''Savage Dragon'' #34-35 (Dec 1996, Feb 1997)		** ''Savage Dragon'' #34-35 (Dec 1996, Feb 1997)

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	* ''There's Something Under My Bed''		* ''There's Something Under My Bed''
-	* " Another Day at the Office," published here for the first time	+	* "Another Day at the Office," published here for the first time

	===Vol. 3 A Plague of Frogs===		===Vol. 3 A Plague of Frogs===
	First published in February 2005, this volume collects;		First published in February 2005, this volume collects;
-	* ''Plague of Frgos'' #1-5	+	* ''Plague of Frogs'' #1-5

	===Vol. 4 The Dead===		===Vol. 4 The Dead===
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	First published in July 2006, this volume collects;		First published in July 2006, this volume collects;
-	* ''The Blkack Flame'' #1-6	+	* ''The Black Flame'' #1-6

	===Vol. 6 The Universal Machine===		===Vol. 6 The Universal Machine===

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	\|alias = [[Elizabeth Sherman]], [[Liz]], [[Sparky]]		\|alias = [[Elizabeth Sherman]], [[Liz]], [[Sparky]]
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-	During the “Giurescu Affair”, Liz briefly (and foolishly) tried to rid herself of her pyrokinesis by using it to jump-start the dormant [[Roger \|Roger the Homunculus]], causing the death of [[Bud Waller]], and for Liz to fall into a comma. Liz was taken to the Wauer Institute in Tirgoviste, Romania where she was treated by Dr. Olasz. Eventually Roger, now reformed and a Bureau agent, voluntarily returned her powers to her. She would always be plagued with guilt concerning the incident.	+	During the “Giurescu Affair”, Liz briefly (and foolishly) tried to rid herself of her pyrokinesis by using it to jump-start the dormant [[Roger \|Roger the Homunculus]], causing the death of [[Bud Waller]], and for Liz to fall into a comma. Liz was taken to the Wauer Institute in Tirgoviste, Romania where she was treated by Dr. Olasz. Eventually Roger, now[[File:Sherman.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Liz Sherman in [[Wake the Devil]].]]
		+	reformed and a Bureau agent, voluntarily returned her powers to her. She would always be plagued with guilt concerning the incident.

	====Gaining Control:====		====Gaining Control:====

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-	\| image = 1428.jpg	+	\|image = Lobster.jpg
-	\| alias = The Claw	+	\|alias = The Claw
-	\| movie =	+	The Lobster
-	\| actor =	+	\|gender = Male
-	\| gender = Male	+	\|species = Human
-	\| species = Human	+	\|family = Unknown
-	\| family = Unknown	+	\|occupation = Vigilante, US Government agent
-	\| occupation = Vigilante, US Government agent	+	\|creator = [[Mike Mignola]]
-	\| creator = [[Mike Mignola]]	+	\|first comic = "[[The Killer in My Skull]]" in ''[[Box Full of Evil\|Hellboy: Box Full of Evil]]'' #1
-	\| first comic = "[[The Killer in My Skull]]" in ''[[Box Full of Evil\|Hellboy: Box Full of Evil]]'' #1
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	Lobster Johnson eventually starred in his own limited series,[[Lobster Johnson: the Iron Prometheus]], which was published in 2007 by Dark Horse Comics. The story was written by creator [[Mike Mignola]] and illustrated by [[Jason Armstrong]]. Set in 1937, the tale follows the still-living Johnson as he and his allies face the Nazi threat as well as cannibals and yeti. All in search of the V.E.S. Vril Energy Suit and the power of the Hyperborean"s.		Lobster Johnson eventually starred in his own limited series,[[Lobster Johnson: the Iron Prometheus]], which was published in 2007 by Dark Horse Comics. The story was written by creator [[Mike Mignola]] and illustrated by [[Jason Armstrong]]. Set in 1937, the tale follows the still-living Johnson as he and his allies face the Nazi threat as well as cannibals and yeti. All in search of the V.E.S. Vril Energy Suit and the power of the Hyperborean"s.

-	Photographs of the Iron Prometheus character " [[Jim Sacks]] " can be seen in the B.P.R.D. stories The Dead and Garden of Souls; Johnson's calling card can clearly be seen in the latter story.	+	Photographs of the Iron Prometheus character " [[Jim Sacks]] " can be seen in the B.P.R.D. stories The Dead and Garden of Souls; Johnson's calling card can clearly be seen[[File:1051731-1040587_lobster_johnson_super_super.jpg\|thumb]] in the latter story.

	===='''B.P.R.D.: Killing Ground'''====		===='''B.P.R.D.: Killing Ground'''====

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-	'''''Hellboy''''' is a supernatural action-thriller based on the [[Dark Horse Comics]] work ''[[Hellboy: Seed of Destruction]]'' by [[Mike Mignola]]. The film was produced by [[Revolution Studios]] and distributed by [[Columbia Pictures]]. A sequel, ''[[Hellboy II: The Golden Army]]'', is scheduled to be released on July 11, 2008.	+	'''''Hellboy''''' is a supernatural action-thriller based on the [[Dark Horse Comics]] work ''[[Hellboy: Seed of Destruction]]'' by [[Mike Mignola]]. The film was produced by [[Revolution Studios]] and distributed by [[Columbia Pictures]]. A sequel, ''[[Hellboy II: The Golden Army]]'', was released on July 11, 2008.

	==Plot==		==Plot==

Hellboy

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-	The 2004 film directed by Guillermo del Toro helped bring a larger awareness of the character into the public eye, and resulted in the birth of many more fans.	+	The 2004 [[Hellboy (film)\|film]] directed by Guillermo del Toro helped bring a larger awareness of the character into the public eye, and resulted in the birth of many more fans.
	The plot focused primarily on the origin of Hellboy, depicting in a prologue his summoning to Earth by Grigori Rasputin and his rescue from the forces of evil by a young Trevor Bruttenholm. In the modern day, Hellboy is now a paranormal investigator for the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense. He finds himself not only having to battle an army of multiplying Sammael creatures which threaten to overtake mankind, but to also face the temptations of the resurrected Rasputin, who has come to finally fulfill Hellboy’s purpose…		The plot focused primarily on the origin of Hellboy, depicting in a prologue his summoning to Earth by Grigori Rasputin and his rescue from the forces of evil by a young Trevor Bruttenholm. In the modern day, Hellboy is now a paranormal investigator for the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense. He finds himself not only having to battle an army of multiplying Sammael creatures which threaten to overtake mankind, but to also face the temptations of the resurrected Rasputin, who has come to finally fulfill Hellboy’s purpose…

-	The sequel, titled Hellboy II: The Golden Army, was released in July 2008, and features the return of many cast members such as Ron Perlman, Selma Blair, Doug Jones, Jeffrey Tambor and John Hurt (in a flashback sequence as Professor Trevor Bruttenholm). The film concerns the secret communities of fairy tale creatures (who have been rejected and ignored by an increasingly science-minded humanity), who then start a rebellion against humankind, and the B.P.R.D. is the only hope to stop this growing war.	+	The sequel, titled [[Hellboy II: The Golden Army]], was released in July 2008, and features the return of many cast members such as Ron Perlman, Selma Blair, Doug Jones, Jeffrey Tambor and John Hurt (in a flashback sequence as Professor Trevor Bruttenholm). The film concerns the secret communities of fairy tale creatures (who have been rejected and ignored by an increasingly science-minded humanity), who then start a rebellion against humankind, and the B.P.R.D. is the only hope to stop this growing war.

	In these films, Hellboy is immune to fire, an ability not shared by his comic-book counterpart.		In these films, Hellboy is immune to fire, an ability not shared by his comic-book counterpart.

-	====[[Hellboy Animated]]====	+	====[[Hellboy Animated]]:====

	Hellboy has also enjoyed success in animated medium, starring in a series of feature-length animated movies released directly to DVD, and starring the voice talents of the live-action movie’s actors (Ron Perlman, Selma Blair and Doug Jones being the most prominent). To date only two films have been released :		Hellboy has also enjoyed success in animated medium, starring in a series of feature-length animated movies released directly to DVD, and starring the voice talents of the live-action movie’s actors (Ron Perlman, Selma Blair and Doug Jones being the most prominent). To date only two films have been released :

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-	====Hellboy Animated:====	+	====[[Hellboy Animated]]====

	Hellboy has also enjoyed success in animated medium, starring in a series of feature-length animated movies released directly to DVD, and starring the voice talents of the live-action movie’s actors (Ron Perlman, Selma Blair and Doug Jones being the most prominent). To date only two films have been released :		Hellboy has also enjoyed success in animated medium, starring in a series of feature-length animated movies released directly to DVD, and starring the voice talents of the live-action movie’s actors (Ron Perlman, Selma Blair and Doug Jones being the most prominent). To date only two films have been released :

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	==''[[Wake the Devil\|Hellboy: Wake the Devil]]''==		==''[[Wake the Devil\|Hellboy: Wake the Devil]]''==
-	Herman von Klempt's old friend and colleague, [[Karl Ruprecht Kroenen]], had placed himself in Suspended animation with [[Ilsa Haupstein]] and [[Leopold Kurtz]], two other[[File:Von_Klempt.gif\|thumb\|left]]members of the [[Project Ragna Rok\|Ragna Rok Project]].[[File:Swastika.jpg\|thumb\|von Klempt rediscovered.]] After being awakened, Kroenen sent [[Roderick Zinco]] to retreive von Klempt's head. After reanimating the mad scientist, Kroenen informed von Klempt of [[Grigori Rasputin]], and the army of the apocalypse. Von Klempt then tried to convince Kroenen to abandone Rasputin's plan, and use the army of the apocalypse to conqeor the world, rather than destroy it. After overhearing von Klempt's scheming, Kurtz brutally attacked the madman's disembodied head with a wrench. In von Klempt's defense, Kroenen stabed Kurtz with a scalpel. Kroenen then turns on von Klempt claiming it was all his fault. Then suddenly, Rasputin appears furious with Kroenen and Zinco for reserecting von Klempt, and killing Kurtz. Rasputin then strikes Zinco sightless. Blind, Zinco accidently destroys the base in a raging inferno.	+	Herman von Klempt's old friend and colleague, [[Karl Ruprecht Kroenen]], had placed himself in Suspended animation with [[Ilsa Haupstein]] and [[Leopold Kurtz]], two othermembers of the [[Project Ragna Rok\|Ragna Rok Project]].[[File:Swastika.jpg\|thumb\|von Klempt rediscovered.]] After being awakened, Kroenen sent [[Roderick Zinco]] to retreive von Klempt's head. After reanimating the mad scientist, Kroenen informed von Klempt of [[Grigori Rasputin]], and the army of the apocalypse. Von Klempt then tried to convince Kroenen to abandone Rasputin's plan, and use the army of the apocalypse to conqeor the world, rather than destroy it. After overhearing von Klempt's scheming, Kurtz brutally attacked the madman's disembodied head with a wrench. In von Klempt's defense, Kroenen stabed Kurtz with a scalpel. Kroenen then turns on von Klempt claiming it was all his fault. Then suddenly, Rasputin appears furious with Kroenen and Zinco for reserecting von Klempt, and killing Kurtz. Rasputin then strikes Zinco sightless. Blind, Zinco accidently destroys the base in a raging inferno.

	==''[[Conqueror Worm (comic)\|Hellboy: Conqueror Worm]]''==		==''[[Conqueror Worm (comic)\|Hellboy: Conqueror Worm]]''==