[REVIEW] ‘DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL #1’ IGNITES A STOKED FLAME
Dark Nights: Death Metal #1 brings the continuing battle of The Batman Who Laughs and Perpetua front and center. If you’re not reading, you should be.
[REVIEW] SPAWN #300
Spawn #300 is a giant-sized issue with an incredible creative force. Everything points towards change, but is that even possible in a superhero comic?
[REVIEW] SPAWN #299 TEES UP FOR SOMETHING BIG
Spawn #299 directly continues the story from last time, picking up with Spawn and Mark cornered by the soldiers of heaven and hell.
[REVIEW] SPAWN #298
The story focuses on Marc and his collaboration with Al; their interaction with the media. But everything comes with a price and new players enter the game.
[REVIEW] SPAWN #297
Last issue Redeemer began to tell Al’s story. In Spawn #297 it is up to Cogliostro to continue to teach heaven about their enemy, as his own plans unfold.
[REVIEW] DCEASED #1 TAKES MODERN-DAY FEARS AND MAKES IT A ZOMBIE VIRUS
A techno-organic virus is unleashed in the DC Universe, turning everyone into zombies. Can our heroes stop it or will they join the DCeased?
[REVIEW] SPAWN #296
Spawn #296 takes us back to the very beginning. While Spawn’s enemies plan their next steps, they also take stock and tell each other the history of Spawn.
Dark Nights: Metal – Deluxe Edition Review
Dark Nights: Metal – Deluxe Edition Review Writers: Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV Pencillers: Greg Capullo, Mikel Janín, Alvaro Martinez Inkers: Jonathan Glapion, Mikel