r/Mignolaverse

So proud that i have made all this

Yasuhiro Aoki "In Darkness Dwells"

Grabbed a random Hellboy issue from a shortbox, and we tried to replicate it! Ink, Paint markers and Watercolors on some cardboard.

I’ve been looking for years for the Mignola variant cover of the Sandman comic. Rare as rocking horse s**t.

Last one came up on eBay months ago and I missed out on it.

Does anyone in this wonderful community have a copy they’d be willing to sell? I’m losing faith.

UK based but happy to pay to get it shipped worldwide.

My shop only managed to receive a single copy of the 1:25 incentive. Luckily, one of the clerks set this beauty aside for me. Hell yeah!

Bonus free DH button.

Personally, I'd say Jacques Tardi, especially his Adèle Blanc-Sec series. Like Mike Mignola, he's fascinated by the early 20th century and mixes history with occultism, scientific discoveries, folklore, and the fascination with the unknown that defined the era. Their art styles are very different and Tardi is way more verbose, but they share the same love for mysterious, atmospheric storytelling with a touch of humor.

I recently found this at a comic shop. Does anyone know what this could be? Can’t find much on Mike Roe. Is this just someone copying Mignola’s style/page on a blueline?

Across manga and comics, there are a lot of artists I love, some I adore, and a very select few whose work I'll follow no matter what project they're attached to. Mike Mignola is one of them. I want him to do a short miniseries for every license in existence. Every time I see one of his covers, I just wish he had drawn the entire story.

I don't care about Masters of the Universe, I've never consumed any of its media, but if you tell me Mignola drew a story for it, you can be sure I'll buy it. His style is so unique, stylized, and effortlessly cool that it makes anything he creates worth reading.

In some ways, it's actually a bit of a curse when I'm reading B.P.R.D., because I constantly find myself thinking, "Damn, that's awesome... but it probably would have been even better if Mignola had drawn it."