Hellboy appears in Gen¹³ #13. There was a crossover comic between Painkiller Jane and Hellboy. There was a two issue crossover miniseries between Batman, Hellboy, and Starman. There was a two issue crossover miniseries between Batman, Hellboy, and Starman.
Hellboy ages quite differently from human beings. In the story Pancakes he is now two-years old but appears to be somewhere between 6 and 10 in human years old.
Eventually, it's revealed that Hellboy is destined to destroy the world, a bitter irony compounded by Hellboy's attempts to save the world over the years. The series is a cult phenomenon, with a new Hellboy video game, Web of Wyrd, on the way.
In addition to super strength and endurance, Hellboy usually carries magical swords, guns and objects for every ocassion––prepared like Batman and his utility belt. One sliver of Kryptonite or enchanted sword would give Hellboy the victory over Superman.
"For her I'll cross over" | Hellboy & Liz | Marco Beltrami
Is Hellboy the devil's son?
For the uninitiated, Hellboy is a devil-child summoned to Earth by a team of Nazi occultists—members of the Thule Society led by immortal Russian mystic Grigori Rasputin to tip the balance of the Second World War in the Third Reich's favor.
Having immense hatred for his horns, representations of his devilish nature, Hellboy routinely files them down to stubs to prevent himself from giving in to his darker side. In the films, he does this to maintain a somewhat "normal" appearance among his colleagues at B.P.R.D.
As it turns out, Hellboy wasn't born with this powerful appendage, so where exactly did his Right Hand of Doom come from? Simply put, it's not really his. It actually belonged to a being called Anum, who was part of a race of spirits called the Watchers, created by God to watch over the world.
In the film, he does this to try to look a bit more "normal," confiding in Liz how desperately he wanted to find a way to change his appearance. Hellboy is sometimes called a freak by the very people he's fighting to protect.
David Harbour's character, Hellboy, is a specific type of demon known as a “cambion” — the offspring of a demon and a human. (Notably, Merlin was also a cambion.) Hellboy works for a top-secret government organization known as the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense, or the B.P.R.D. for short.
Liz got close enough to tell Hellboy he was going to be a father to twins. After averting the Apocalypse and a shotgun wedding, Liz gave birth to two quarter-demon children, Brigette and TJ, both inheriting their father's rapid aging process, which meant Liz and Hellboy had to do some growing up of their own.
In the 2008 film Hellboy II: The Golden Army, Nuala refers to Hellboy as "Son of the Fallen One" confirming his royal right to challenge for command of the Golden Army; as anyone of noble birth and titles can claim control with the Crown of Bethmora.
Alice reaches the top of the tower just in time to witness Hellboy defeat Nimue and the Ogdru Jahad. Before the two could celebrate, Nimue's ghost appears and tears out Hellboy's heart, killing him as she is dragged into Hell.
As the comic progressed, the details of Hellboy's past were revealed: he was born in Hell to a human mother, his true name is Anung Un Rama, and it is his destiny to serve as the harbinger of the apocalypse.
The Good Samaritan is a fictional weapon from Guillermo del Toro's Hellboy films. The Catholic-raised Hellboy was familiar with the story of the Good Samaritan. In the comics and other media, Hellboy uses other guns.
In 1947, a young Hellboy is called in for breakfast. He wants noodles, but is told by General Norton Ricker he can only have pancakes. Hellboy does not want to eat pancakes, but tries one bite. Hellboy loves Pancakes.
Grigori Rasputin was a prominent agent of the Ogdru Jahad and the archenemy of Hellboy. (full name: Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin) is a fictional antagonist in the comic book series Hellboy. He is based on the real life Russian mystic that was connected to the late Romanov family of imperial Russia.
The most powerful and first god was the self-created and omnipotent power simply known as God. The other gods are usually viewed as lesser gods, fallen watchers, demons, fairies, Ogdru Hem, aliens or exaggerated humans.
By the time Hellboy did return, with the newly named "Roger" at his side, Liz had been dead for minutes. But upon Roger returning her fire to her body, Liz woke up to perfect health. Liz returned to work, but death had taken a toll on her.
All of these scenes contain Christian images or verbiage, but they are bereft of any complete spiritual meaning. Christianity is cast in HELLBOY more as functioning superstition rather than as a vital, living religion. It is not apparent from anything in the movie that God exists or loves man.
Hellboy is the child of the demon Azzael and the witch Sarah Hughes, former B.P.R.D. agent and the unwilling Harbinger of the Apocalypse. He is also known as "Anung Un Rama", although this name does not exclusively refer to him.
