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B.P.R.D.: The Warning Vol 1

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Image:BPRD_The_Warning_Vol_1_1.jpg|<center>[[B.P.R.D.: The Warning Vol 1 1|B.P.R.D.: The Warning #1]]
Image:BPRD_The_Warning_Vol_1_2.jpg|<center>[[B.P.R.D.: The Warning Vol 1 2|B.P.R.D.: The Warning #2]]
Image:BPRD_The_Warning_Vol_1_3.jpg|<center>[[B.P.R.D.: The Warning Vol 1 3|B.P.R.D.: The Warning #3]]
Image:BPRD_The_Warning_Vol_1_4.jpg|<center>[[B.P.R.D.: The Warning Vol 1 4|B.P.R.D.: The Warning #4]]
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Grigori Rasputin

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| RealName = Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin
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| Alignment = Bad
| Affiliation = [[Project Ragna Rok]]
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| Origin = Gained his powers while young from the [[Ogdru Jahad]], and became incorporeal following his death at the hands of Abe Sapien
| PlaceOfBirth = Pokrovskoe, Siberia
| Creators = Mike Mignola
| First = Hellboy: Seed of Destruction #1

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Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin was born in Pokrovskoe, Siberia on 1869. He was raised in the Russian Orthodox Church, and manifested healing powers and claimed to have experienced religious visions: most of which are of pagan imagery. When Rasputin was twenty, he left his home to find the meaning of his newfound powers. He spent three months in the monestary at Verkhoture; soon after he left, the Virgin Mary came to him in a lucid vision. While at Verkhoture, he also became associated with the Khlysty sect of the Eastern Orthodox Church.

In 1895, Rasputin witness a another vision which he thought was the second visitation of the Virgin Mary. However, it was the witch [[Baba Yaga]], who foretold him that he was chosen as the "agent of change, father of a new millennium." The Baba Yaga appeared to Rasputin again five years later, this time in the flesh. Astonished of the witch and excited of her prophecy, Rasputin offered a portion of his soul to her to bury in the roots of Yggdrasil, the World Tree, for safekeeping. Rasputin at first thought that his prophetic action for a new millennium would come through politics, and so forth gain power and influence in the Russian court when he cured prince Alexi's hemophilia. However, his dominance and popularity gained enemies. On December 16th, 1916 Prince Felix Yusopov and his conspirators assassinates Rasputin through poisoning, beatings, gunshot, and finally being thrown into the Neva river.

After being assassinated, Rasputin was revived and contacted by the [[Ogdru Jahad]]. They enlisted him as their mortal agent in the world. Soon after, Rasputin fled Russia and settle in as a hermit in the Italian town of Postignano. There he was contacted by the Nazis to begin development on an occult method for ending the Second World War on the Axis' favor and joined the Heinrich Himmler's Nazi Occult Bureau, the Sonnenrad Society. From this, Project Ragna Rok was born. In the organization he earned the respect and friendship of [[Ilsa Haupstein]], [[Karl Ruprect Kroenen]], and [[Leopold Kurtz]]; but, also gained the disdain of [[Herman von Klempt]], which the two never come to agreed with each others' ideas. As the Nazis sought to use Rasputin to defeat the Allies, Rasputin knew this would never happen. He merely intended to use the Nazi’s resources as long as he could to achieve his own goals: to trigger the apocalypse which would jumpstart a new Eden.

Rasputin first appeared in a cradle the Beast of the Apocalypse for the Nazis during the closing end of December 1944. When the summoning accidentally placed the creature ([[Hellboy]]) in the hands of the Allies, Rasputin retreated to the Arctic Circle.

He returned in 1994 with Sadu-Hem, a monstrous spawn of the Ogdru Jahad, in tow. Rasputin's goal was to use Hellboy's stone right hand to free the Ogdru Jahad from their crystal prisons and permit them to raze the earth. However, Rasputin's plans were foiled by the timely intervention of Hellboy's associates from the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense, [[Liz Sherman]] and [[Abe Sapien]]. Rasputin was killed and Sadu-Hem was burned to death.<ref>[[Hellboy: Seed of Destruction Vol 1 4|''Hellboy: Seed of Destruction'' #4]]</ref> At the exact same time of Rasputin's death, the Ogdru Jahad chose another harbinger - the young West Virginian boy, [[Humbert T. Jones]], otherwise known as the West Virginian Miracle Boy.<ref>[[B.P.R.D.: Plague of Frogs Vol 1 4|''B.P.R.D.: Plague of Frogs'' #4]]</ref>

In March 1996, Rasputin re-appeared as a ghost while his pawns attempted to restore the vampire [[Vladimir Giurescu]] to life. Rasputin approached billionaire, [[Roderick Zinco]], asking him to serve as his agent. Zinco agreed, and bankrolled the new Ragna Rok Project underdeveloped by Kronen and Kurtz. Rasputin directed Ilsa Haupstein to abandon her efforts to revive Giurescu and instead place herself within an enchanted iron maiden. Haupstein did so, dying in the process, but her blood allowed the goddess [[Hecate]] to use the iron maiden as a permanent and indestructible body. Hecate's mortal form, like that of Rasputin himself, had been destroyed. Rasputin's plan fell furthermore, as Kronen and Kurtz's project came to a bloody end. Rasputin was angry to return to discover a revived von Klempt who was founded by Zinco and plotted to betray Rasputin. In retaliation, he blinded Zinco who he panicked and accidentally blew up the Norwegian castle and the Ragna Rok army.<ref>[[Hellboy: Wake the Devil Vol 1 5|''Hellboy: Wake the Devil'' #5]]</ref>

Rasputin retreated to the World Tree and to draw his strength from the half of his soul that the Baba Yaga had buried there. The witch approached him and tried to convince him to stay with her. However, Rasputin refuses and was intent on bringing Ragna Rok.

After leaving the World Tree, Rasputin (in an unexpected move) recruited Herman von Klempt's help to aid the Ogdru Jahad. He have him return to Hunte Castle and recalled [[Ernst Oeming]]'s Nazi space capsule to Earth and bring forth the disembodied Ogdru Hem, the Conqueror Worm to transform mankind into a frog creature. When the creature was released, Rasputin, in his ghostly form, counsel to [[Inger von Klempt]]. He persuaded her that she was to be the first of a final race of men and to populate his new Eden. But she was executed by [[Lobster Johnson]] and the end of the world was averted with the destruction of the Conqueror Worm by [[Roger|Roger the Homunculus]].

In the wake of the final defeat, Rasputin was approach by Hecate, who mocked him for his attempt to free the Ogdru Jahad without Hellboy's right hand. Rasputin still couldn't bear the thought that he was being used as a pawn of the Ogdru Jahad and attack Hecate in a rage, but it is unknown whether she destroyed him or Rasputin done this to himself. Rasputin's last remains of his fragmented soul was retrieved by the Baba Yaga and placed it in an acorn.

In a battle against Hellbo, who was trying to fight his way out of the Baba Yaga's world, the villainess puts as much of her power as she can into her slave [[Koschei the Deathless]] to kill Hellboy. As she runs out of her own power, she attempts to use the spirit of Rasputin, (still in the acorn) to power Koschei. But her servant, Koku, throws the acorn away in a manner of keeping Rasputin's Soul at peace where the acorn fell into the roots of Yggdrasil, where Rasputin's soul was seemingly lost for good.<ref>''[[Hellboy: Darkness Calls Vol 1 6|Hellboy: Darkness Calls'' #6]]</ref>

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Zinco Corporation

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| OfficialName = Zinco Corporation
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| FormerMembers = [[Black Flame II]], [[Roderick Zinco]]
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| Creators = Mike Mignola; John Arcudi; Guy Davis
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| HistoryText = The Zinco Corporation is a massive, globe-spanning organization with resources, equipment, money, and political connections all across the world. The company has been involved in peculiar events regarding the paranormal since the 1930's at the earliest, when one of their researchers amplified his brain's strength to the point where he could murder using telekinesis.

Roderick Zinco, the most recent Zinco to head the company, offers his services to a newly awoken Kurtz, [[Kroenen]] and Haupstein after [[Grigori Rasputin]]'s failure at Cavendish Hall. Zinco products are used frequently by the B.P.R.D. during the Giurescu affair, most of which malfunction at crucial times. Zinco himself had a vision from Rasputin, explaining the mortal man's purpose. However, after the retrieval of [[Herman von Klempt]]'s head prompts Kroenen to murder Kurtz, Rasputin is furious, and blinds Roderick. This causes Roderick to stumble on the conveniently placed "self-destruct" button, which obliterates the castle and everyone inside - though Klempt's head somehow survives, to resurface in the Hunte Castle affair.

The Zinco Corporation returns under new management from C.E.O., Mr. Pope, who appears to be just as corrupt as the previous one. In fact, Pope was Zinco's second in command during the events of ''Wake The Devil'', implying that Pope was heavily involved with Rasputin and the Ogdru Jahad right from the start. His office is brimming with Nazi memorabilia, much of which looks as though it was once part of Rasputin's Ragnarok Project. Pope has tasked his R&D department with studying the frog monsters, to the extent that Pope is able to both speak to them and control them. For purposes of safety, Pope wears a suit of reinforced black armor when dealing with the frogs, but this costume serves a second purpose: it personifies him as the mysterious Black Flame. Presumably under the guidance of some ancient text, Pope and the frogs performed an occult ritual, sucking the life force out of one frogman and enveloping Pope's skull-like helmet in a torch of obsidian fire. Suited up and ensorcelled as the Black Flame, Pope hoped to harness the power of [[Katha-Hem]] for his own personal gain. Too late did he discover that the destiny of the Black Flame is to simply "light the way" for Katha-Hem into our world, and that he was manipulated by the frogs into serving their purpose. Pope was last seen being dragged into a deep chasm by a swarm of frogmen.

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Star Wars Legacy Vol 1 42

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| Month = November
| Year = 2009

| Editor-in-Chief = Mike Richardson
| CoverArtist1 = Chris Scalf

| Editor1_1 = Randy Stradley
| Writer1_1 = John Ostrander
| Penciler1_1 = Dave Ross
| Inker1_1 = Dan Parsons
| Colourist1_1 = Jesus Aburto
| Letterer1_1 = Michael Heisler

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Katha Hem

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	\| HistoryText = Katha-Hem was the third of the Ogdru Hem to be set loose upon the world, and by far the most powerful. While Sadu-Hem was foretold to bring about the plague of frogs, the arrival of Katha-Hem was an indication that the world would begin to change.		\| HistoryText = Katha-Hem was the third of the Ogdru Hem to be set loose upon the world, and by far the most powerful. While Sadu-Hem was foretold to bring about the plague of frogs, the arrival of Katha-Hem was an indication that the world would begin to change.

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Star Wars Legacy Vol 1

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Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense

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	The '''Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense''' (the '''B.P.R.D.''' or '''BPRD''') is an organization charged with protecting America and the world from the occult, paranormal and supernatural. It maintains the services of several supernatural persons, including [[Hellboy]]. The BPRD originally appeared in the ''Hellboy'' comics but has also been featured in many stories under the ''BPRD'' title.		The '''Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense''' (the '''B.P.R.D.''' or '''BPRD''') is an organization charged with protecting America and the world from the occult, paranormal and supernatural. It maintains the services of several supernatural persons, including [[Hellboy]]. The BPRD originally appeared in the ''Hellboy'' comics but has also been featured in many stories under the ''BPRD'' title.
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	The BPRD was founded in late 1944 by Professor [[Trevor Bruttenholm]] to combat various occult threats uncovered in operations against Nazi Germany. It initially had strong links to the United States Army Air Forces and was based at a military airbase in New Mexico, but later relocated to a custom built facility in Fairfield, Connecticut. It maintains strong links to various branches of the United States Armed Forces to this day. It is a private organization that receives funding from several major governments (mostly the United States and United Kingdom, although other countries like Canada, Japan, France, and Italy have been mentioned).		The BPRD was founded in late 1944 by Professor [[Trevor Bruttenholm]] to combat various occult threats uncovered in operations against Nazi Germany. It initially had strong links to the United States Army Air Forces and was based at a military airbase in New Mexico, but later relocated to a custom built facility in Fairfield, Connecticut. It maintains strong links to various branches of the United States Armed Forces to this day. It is a private organization that receives funding from several major governments (mostly the United States and United Kingdom, although other countries like Canada, Japan, France, and Italy have been mentioned).

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	The frog monster invasion reached its peak during the events of ''The Black Flame''. A Nazi madman called the Black Flame insinuated himself as the leader of the frogs, and together they raised Katha-Hem (one of the Ogdru Hem, the 369 spawn of the Ogdru Jahad) from the ground. The mountainous beast ran rampant across the American heartland until Liz Sherman used an ancient artifact to amplify her [[pyrokinetic]] powers a thousandfold. After she burned Katha-Hem alive, the frog monsters dragged the Black Flame into a vast pit and the invasion came to an end.		The frog monster invasion reached its peak during the events of ''The Black Flame''. A Nazi madman called the Black Flame insinuated himself as the leader of the frogs, and together they raised Katha-Hem (one of the Ogdru Hem, the 369 spawn of the Ogdru Jahad) from the ground. The mountainous beast ran rampant across the American heartland until Liz Sherman used an ancient artifact to amplify her [[pyrokinetic]] powers a thousandfold. After she burned Katha-Hem alive, the frog monsters dragged the Black Flame into a vast pit and the invasion came to an end.
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Hellboy

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Aliens Vol 3

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Aliens Vol 3 3

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| Month = September
| Year = 2009

| Editor-in-Chief = Mike Richardson
| CoverArtist1 = Raymond Swanland

| Editor1_1 = Chris Warner
| Writer1_1 = John Arcudi
| Penciler1_1 = Zach Howard
| Inker1_1 = Mark Irwin
| Inker1_2 = Zach Howard
| Colourist1_1 = Wes Dzioba
| Letterer1_1 = Blambot!

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