ComicMix TV: Selma Blair and the 'Hellboy II' Interview

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Mon Jul 7, 2008 — by Matt Raub

ComicMix TV: Selma Blair and the 'Hellboy II' Interview

Liz Sherman sets ComicMix TV on fire!

Selma Blair returns to the Hellboy franchise as Liz Sherman, this time a little with a little less angst, and a little more sass. See what Selma has to say about her favorite comics growing up, coming back to the character, and her experience on the set of Hellboy II: The Golden Army, in theaters this Friday, July 11.

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Russ Rogers (6:36 PM on Mon Jul 7, 2008)

Nice interview! I especially like how "Archie" and "Richie Rich" are validated as "nothing wrong with that at all." Very casual. Very cool.

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