For Oscar-winning special character and makeup designer Joel Harlow, creating the demons, witches and Nazis in Hellboy, based on Mike Mignola’s comic book antihero, was a return to basics. “It’s all about the performance of actors in creative suits in real sets,” he says. “These are good, old-fashioned monsters!” Referencing the Guillermo del Toro films and Mignola’s illustrations, Harlow focused on “a grungier look, embedded with scars, skin imperfections, body hair” as well as aged teeth and, for the first time, hooves. That required three-plus hours of transformation for star David Harbour, who says, “I owe at least 50 percent of the character to Joel.” For Blood Queen Nimue, resurrected from the dead after 1,500 years, British costume designer Stephanie Collie (Peaky Blinders) says she flew to L.A. to meet…