Dark Nights Metal #4 Review
Like die-cast metal construction, this comic is a lost art form.
Like die-cast metal construction, this comic is a lost art form.
You can show me a Batman fighting to get home, but you cannot show me a Batman who gives up.
Wytches Vol. 1 is an amazing horror story. It features a scary monster and explores some very real fears about being a parent and about having anxiety.
Big things were brewing in the previous issue, but Dark Nights: Metal #2 is the jump off.
Dark Nights Metal #1 starts with the cover that has the Justice League posed to form the classic Rock On! gesture and ends with a surprising arrival.
Dark Days: The Casting lays out allot of information and puts all the pieces together for Metal event that is set to start in August.
Last weekend, I packed up my truck and started on my journey to Washington D.C. for Awesome Con!
A.D. After Death Book Three Writer: Scott Snyder Artist: Jeff Lemire Letterer: Steve Wands Publisher: Image Comics A review by Greg Brothers Back in
Batman/The Shadow #1 Writer: Scott Snyder and Steve Orlando Artist: Riley Rossmo Colorist: Ivan Plascencia Letterer: Clem Robins Publisher: DC Comics and Dynamite Review by John Dubrawa Batman/The Shadow