Hellboy, Vol. 9: The Wild Hunt

The Wild Hunt is steeped in myth, and I wonder what inspired the author to draw heavily from these legends. Did the folklore influence the story’s tone or direction?

The tension kept escalating, especially with the supernatural elements. I’m curious if others felt the pacing was just right or if some parts felt slower than necessary.

His moral complexity and quiet heroism stood out to me. Did the author intend to highlight these traits more than in previous volumes?