Hellboy / Beasts of Burden: Sacrifice 2010 #[nn] - back issue - $10.00
Hellboy finds himself in the woods of Burden Hill, where he joins with the area's animal protectors to battle the "stupid zombie-warlock guy" who won't stay dead.
Allie provides replies to letters on the first Beasts of Burden miniseries.
Per indicia: Copyright 2010 Mike Mignola ("Hellboy"), Evan Dorkin and Jill Thompson ("Text and illustrations of Beasts of Burden"). Printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA. Published by Dark Horse Comics, Inc., 10956 SE Main St., Milwaukie, Oregon 97222. Special thanks to Sarah Dyer (in main credits) and Chris Horn (with editors). Designed by Tina Alessi and Amy Arendts.
- Title Page - The inside front cover presents the title, synopsis of premise, credits, and indicia with illustration.
- Sacrifice - Title from inside front cover. Story credit reads "Evan Dorkin with Mike Mignola". Allie says in next sequence that Mignola "suggested this crossover, then mostly set [Dorkin & Thompson] free to do their thing, helping to shape the story a bit, and to polish Hellboy's dialogue."
- Speak! Speak! Good Boy! - Letter writers are Mike Sheridan, Chris Belmonte, Rick Yankowsky, John G., Stephen M., Jennifer Trapp, Spencer Lipori, and Alyssen Bills. In addition to header art from Thompson, pages have illustration from John G., photo of Trapp's cats, and preview of Richard Corben & Dave Stewart's cover to Hellboy: Double Feature of Evil.
- Have You Seen These Animals? - The Beasts of Burden hardcover collection is advertised with promo text and quote from Publisher's Weekly.
- Dark Horse [Website Promo] - The last interior page advertises the Dark Horse website with art from various releases.
- Horsepower! October 2010 - Thorpe discusses changes in Dark Horse's Conan series and other Robert E. Howard projects. The monthly hype page also includes Dark Horse masthead and You Love Comics! We Love Comics, Too! entries on cartoonist David Follett and Old West outlaw Billy the Kid.
- - The back cover has a panel reprint from story and barcode.
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