For as much as I love Richard Corben and Duncan Fegredo, Mignola is the best artist for his writing. This issue is a perfect example of that. Hellboy takes a leisurely trip through Hell with a British soldier for something as simple as dinner. Sure, its a dinner that may allow one of them to save their soul, but its still dinner. With Hell in complete chaos, some of its residents find they might not have to be as cruel as they've historically been required to be, making the new reality for them 'interesting times' as one character puts it. That translates for interesting times for the reader as well. So so sooo good. If you're afraid of 20 years of continuity, get your manager to put 'Seed of Destruction' in your hands. You'll be in a glorious Hell in no time.