Carla Speed McNeil

Mike Mignola

Howard Chaykin

Brandon Graham

Filipe Melo

Andi Watson

Mark Wheatley

Juan Cavia

Eduardo Barreto

Mike Mignola's _Hellboy_ is the centerpiece of the seventh all-star issue of _Dark Horse Presents_! In addition, this issue packs the beginnings of two new stories_Concrete Park_ and _Skultar_a brand-new story by Brandon Graham, a new _Skeleton Key_ story by Andi Watson, and continuing stories by Howard Chaykin and Neal Adams! Brand-new _Hellboy_ story written and drawn by Mike Mignola! New _Usagi Yojimbo_, _Finder_, and _Skeleton Key_ stories!

Dark Horse Presents #7

Michael Avon Oeming

"Vikings just want to have fun. Of course, their idea of fun involves sharp bladed weapons and lots of blood. But how can Modi have fun? He's suffering under a curse and if he ever touches a weapon he will lose his soul. Who could blame the gods for not expecting Modi would have the courage and the power to stand against them?"--Page 4 of cover.

Mortal enemy

Hammer of the Gods

Finally—we learn the history behind the Black Hood itself! Is there any truth to the claims Nate has made about its power? There must be, or The Web wouldn’t have snuck into Nate’s house…

The Black Hood: Impact #12

Nate Cray’s mother is in critical condition and Dr. Harvey has escaped custody! Nate must make a difficult choice—to stay by his ailing mother’s side or to stop Harvey’s insane plans. But Dr. Harvey is not all he seems to be and has some lethal tricks up his sleeve...

The Black Hood: Impact #5

Has The Patriarch of the mob really called off its bounty on The Black Hood? Hit Coffee makes it sound like The Hood is actually working WITH the mob now, but that couldn’t be right… Could it..?

The Black Hood: Impact #9

In the world of 3052, Max Wrighter dreamed of bringing education to the masses. He designed the DreamNet, an electronic web capable of linking its users to a dimension beyond reality-a realm from which a free exchange of knowledge and experience might enlighten the world. But with no means to enact the DreamNet, Max sold his dream to the Owners, the uberclass who ruled society. Max had faith that they would make his dreams a reality. He really was dreaming. The Owners tailored the Net to their own ends, turning it into an addictive stream of propaganda and pandering entertainment while reaping an amazing profit on its use. Consumed by greed, they moved too far, too fast, and found, to their horror, that someone...or something...was moving through the dreamstream, killing DreamNet users by the score. Max alone took action. Severing his ties to reality, he flung himself headlong into the DreamNet - and found himself capable of entering the dreams of any person linked to the Net. Max had become the Radical Dreamer...and in doing so, learned a horrible truth: In order to save mankind, he must find a way to destroy the DreamNet...and sacrifice himself in the process.

Dreams Cannot Die!

Radical Dreamer

Annika Pabsch

Sign language legislation in the European Union

The mysterious Dr. Harvey is on trial for his creation of a ‘safe hallucinogen’—but how safe could it be if he’s already spent six years in prison for it? How does Black Hood’s story tie into this odd case? He can’t afford to let his guard down now—the mafia are on his trail, and they’ve got new allies...

Mark Wheatley

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