B.P.R.D.: 1947 #4 (2009) plunges deeper into the haunting mythology of the Hellboy Universe, delivering eerie, atmospheric storytelling that blends supernatural horror with historical intrigue. Written by Mike Mignola and Joshua Dysart, with stunning artwork from brothers Fábio Moon and Gabriel Bá, this issue is the penultimate chapter in a five-part miniseries exploring the early years of the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense.

Set against the darkened backdrop of post-World War II Europe, this chapter follows a team of young agents investigating a string of brutal, otherworldly murders that seem to trace back to the dark experiments of Nazi occultists. As the mystery unfolds, the team is led through haunted forests, crumbling castles, and vampire-infested ruins, where nothing is as it seems, and survival hinges on both courage and trust.

The script is taut and ominous, laced with the classic Mignola tone—whispers of folklore, ancient curses, and moral ambiguity. Meanwhile, Moon and Bá bring a dreamlike quality to the visuals, with their expressive, moody linework heightening the tension and sense of dread. From blood-soaked visions to ghostly encounters, the art moves with rhythm and atmosphere, evoking unease with every page.

B.P.R.D.: 1947 #4 stands out for its emotional weight as much as its creeping horror. As the agents are pushed to their limits, questions of loyalty, legacy, and fate come to the surface. For fans of gothic storytelling with a wartime twist, this issue offers a richly layered experience that rewards both longtime readers and newcomers looking to dive into one of Dark Horse Comics’ most celebrated worlds.

Now available from ComicBookXS.com, this issue is in excellent condition and an essential addition to any B.P.R.D. or Hellboy collection. All purchases are swiftly processed and shipped using durable, well-sealed packaging to ensure your comic arrives in flawless condition—ideal for reading or long-term preservation.

Add B.P.R.D.: 1947 #4 to your library today and uncover the chilling truths buried in the shadows of war.