Ben Stenbeck Archives

Now that shared universe is already growing teeth, Sharp, skinless ones. Dark Horse just announced Lands Unknown: The Skinless Man, a two-issue horror event written and drawn by Ben Stenbeck (behind Our Bones Dust and the scary Hellnoy issues) Long-time Mignola collaborator Dave Stewart on colours, Clem Robins on letters, and yes, issue #1 gets a[...]

His just-launched (and reviewed!) project with Troy Nixey, Jenny Finn, reaches its conclusion. Rasputin: The Voice of the Dragon, created with Chris Roberson and Christopher Mitten, and Koshchei the Deathless, with Ben Stenbeck, continue their running with #4 and #2 respectively. Hellboy and the B.P.R.D: 1955–The Burning Season launches a new Hellboy story about a trend of spontaneous combustion in Florida, this one by Mignola, Roberson, and Paolo Rivera. The B.P.R.D Hell on Earth[...]

EXCLUSIVELY. Rasputin: Voice of the Dragon (Mike Mignola, Chris Roberson, Christopher Mitten, Dave Stewart, Mike Hiddleston), Koshchei the Deathless (Mike Mignola, Ben Stenbeck, Dave Stewart), and Hellboy: Krampus (Mike Mignola, Adam Hughes) will see Mignola take a truly active writing role for the first time since the last issue of Hellboy in Hellin 2016[...]

Drawn by Ben Stenbeck, with colors by Dave Stewart, the book seems as compact a package of storytelling as you might ever find, with hardly a line or word going to waste. What we do get in Issue #2, as well as in Issue #1, are flashback reflections on the Monster's experiences, and in this issue,[...]

If you were a fan of the Phantom in the past, or like the idea of reading a comic about a ghost like hero, then you should definitely pick this up! Looking for a cryptic comic just in time for Halloween? Well, Baltimore: The Wolf and the Apostle, from Dark Horse Comics, written by Mike Mignola[...]

The character has been gaining momentum rather than coasting along based on its strong artwork from Ben Stenbeck with colors by Dave Stewart The cover strikes me as being a little unusual, less stylized and storybook than in the past, and that's intriguing Plagues are still raging in Europe in 1919, here in England specifically,[...]

It's cinematic in many ways, and has plenty of energy to keep the series rolling as it answers some of the questions posed in Issue #1. Baltimore: The Infernal Train brings the return of one the most grim and taciturn vampire hunters ever conceived (and they usually are grim, so badassery rises to a new level[...]