- Born
- Birth nameMichael Joseph Mignola
- Mike Mignola is an American comic book writer and author who is best known for creating Hellboy for Dark Horse Comics. Hellboy was adapted into five films, a board game and three video games with Ron Perlman being the most frequent actor for Hellboy. Mignola also provided character designs for Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire.- IMDb Mini Biography By: Christian Frates
- SpouseChristine Beatty Mignola(April 20, 1991 - present) (1 child)
- [German Expressionism] His works feature abstract architecture and character designs that were influence by German Expressionism.
- [Shadows] Heavy use of shadows to create depth and an eerie feel to his works.
- All of his main protagnogists in his works have occupations that either involves fighting or researching paranormal & supernatural creatures.
- Creator of the Hellboy comics.
- Says that much of the Hellboy character was based on his father.
- Has a daughter named Katie.
- Alan Moore has described his art style as "German Expressionism meets Jack Kirby".
- He was inducted into the Will Eisner Comics Hall of Fame in 2024.
- "We always knew Ron was perfect and I remember sitting up at Rick Baker's shop before Ron was in makeup, he was just getting a life cast or something done, and he was just telling telling stories, and Guillermo del Toro and I looking at each other and laughing because he was already Hellboy. Just sitting around being himself he was Hellboy, and yet, as much as I knew he was perfect I was still caught by surprise by his performance in the film, because there is so much subtle stuff that I never... I mean there are things in the script that made me nervous. I thought 'Is this going to be too..' well, the romance stuff always makes me nervous because I can't write that kind of stuff, but the performance he did with that stuff is so, so beautiful." - On Ron Perlman in Hellboy (2004).
- Kids aren't kids anymore. They're so exposed to everything. They wouldn't accept really simplistic superheroes
- If nothing else, comics will continue to exist because Hollywood is making movies out of them.
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