These stories were not written with John Arcudi and featured contributions from various artists. In 2012 B.P.R.D.: Hell on Earth experimented with releasing multiple titles in a single month, always with one issue focused on the ongoing plotline with the occasional additional issue focusing on side stories. Side Stories and the Switch to Ongoing Series O'Donnell), Peter Snejbjerg ( A Cold Day in Hell and Nowhere, Nothing, Never), Joe Querio ( The Broken Equation), and Julián Totino Tedesco ( Modern Prometheus).Ĭameron Stewart was the writer on the Ashley Strode stories, 2012's Exorcism and 2016's The Exorcist. Other artists to have worked on the series include Jason Latour ( The Pickens County Horror), Max Fiumara ( The Transformation of J.H. Both Tyler Crook and James Harren moved on to their own creator-owned series, Harrow County and Rumble, respectively.
Since then James Harren and Laurence Campbell have joined the become B.P.R.D.: Hell on Earth team as ongoing artists alongside Crook.Īs of The Devil's Wings Laurence Campbell was made the ongoing artist for B.P.R.D.: Hell on Earth and will be to the end. During Davis's run as the ongoing artist, he was solely responsible for the ongoing stories, however has been sharing these duties with other semi-regular artists. since the miniseries Plague of Frogs, however upon the conclusion of the miniseries Gods he announced he would be leaving to work on other projects.Īt the same time, Tyler Crook was announced as the new ongoing artist, though not quite in the same capacity that Davis had been. Guy Davis had been the ongoing artist for B.P.R.D. Cometh the Hour #1–5 (July–November 2016).The Broken Equation #1–2 (August–September 2014).The Devil's Wings #1–2 (June–July 2014).
The Reign of the Black Flame #1–5 (January–May 2014).Lake of Fire #1–5 (August–December 2013).A Cold Day in Hell #1–2 (March–April 2013).The Abyss of Time #1–2 (January–February 2013).The Return of the Master #1–5 (August–December 2012).The Devil's Engine #1–3 (May–July 2012).The Pickens County Horror #1–2 (March–April 2012).
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