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David Harbour is Hellboy! First look!

Earlier this year it was announced that Lionsgate would be doing a Hellboy reboot, with actor David Harbour (Stranger Things, The Equalizer) taking on the titular role of Hellboy. And today we now have our first look at Harbour in the role, courtesy of Hellboy creator Mike Mignola. And he looks pretty good! 

Harbour definitely looks intimidating as Hellboy, with the muscle, the stern look and the arm. Key differences from Ron Perlman's (Driver, Pacific Rim) take on the character is definitely the long hair, the shaved horns are positioned higher on his forehead and the rock arm has more of a metallic look to it. So it's enough to give Hellboy a different look without making him unrecognisable. 

 There are a couple of things I'm a bit disappointed with. I was hoping he would the blank, glowing yellow eyes that he has in the comics. I also don't really know how I feel about the long hair hanging down. I think a man-bun might have looked better. But these are just little things that don't really bring down the whole thing. It still looks pretty awesome!

 Overall, I really like the new Hellboy design and I'm quite excited for the film when it comes out. I believe David Harbour is gonna do really well in the role!

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