The Apocalypse is
here, get your gear.
Mike Mignola and
Skelton Crew Studio LLC are excited to announce an exclusive license agreement
to create the Artifact Archive Collection, limited edition prop replicas
spanning the “Hellboy” and “B.P.R.D.” universe.
“I’m approaching
these as pieces that would have been in the pouches of Hellboy’s belt or picked
up in B.P.R.D. members’ travels,” said Israel Skelton, the owner of Skelton
Crew Studio. “The possibilities are almost endless and so awesome.”
Upcoming replicas
include the Elf Shot from “Hellboy: The Wild Hunt,” Bishop Zrinyi’s Button from
“Hellboy: In the Chapel of Moloch” and the Bog Roosh’s Nail from “Hellboy: The
Third Wish.” The first release is planned for winter 2013.
“I’m a huge fan
of Mike’s and I’ve wanted to build these pieces for myself for a while,” said
Skelton. “He is a legend in the industry and a chance to work with Mike and on
this property is such an honor.”
Mignola has been
crafting the Hellboy universe for almost 20 years. Mignola and “Hellboy,”
published by Dark Horse, have been recognized by prestigious Eisner, Harvey and Eagle awards.
His latest work,
“Hellboy in Hell,” debuted earlier this month.
“I’m very excited
about this,” Mignola said.
Skelton Crew
Studio, a sculpting house in rural Maine ,
has built a name for quality, detailed collectibles since 2009. It’s already
the exclusive home to 1:1 replicas for the Eisner-winning comics “Locke &
Key,” published by IDW Publishing, “Mouse Guard,” published by Archaia
Entertainment and “CHEW,” published by Image.
The studio has
been featured on G4, and in Wizard and MTV Geek online, and last Christmas made
The Onion’s A.V. Club’s pop culture gift guide. Its latest release is a Black
Axe pewter replica from “Mouse Guard.”
Check the
studio’s website, www.skeltoncrewstudio.com,
for prototype shots and more release details on the Artifact Archive Collection
in coming months.
“This year has
been amazing and I couldn’t wrap 2012 in a better way,” said Skelton. “The
world can’t end now — we have too much work to do.”
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