Dark Nights: Death Metal #4
Dark Nights: Death Metal #4 ( @Ssnyder1835 @GregCapullo @jonathanglapion) finds itself spinning its wheels a bit narratively when it should be charging ahead full-speed. It isn’t a bad issue per se, but it does feel a bit like the story is stuck in neutral. #dccomics
DetailsThis week we see some new faces added to the TOP 5 wrestlers as well as some similar faces. See where your favorite wrestler falls. #ImpactWrestling #WWE #Raw #Smackdown #Nxt #AEW @CodyRhodes @WWEEmberMoon #FTR
DetailsBooks of Blood
“There is a place where these horrors are transcribed by the dead, and they want their stories told.” And there is a place that these stories are written.
DetailsRobo #1 is a cyberpunk series from new creator Jesse Keppler ( @krumble ) and indie comics artist Philip Appley that is timely and relevant, exploring a number of critical topics. Check out some pages here and head on over to @Kickstarter to back this book!
DetailsScout Comics & Entertainment is proud to announce its exclusive offerings for the 2020 New York Comic Con
DetailsTom DeFalco and Paul Ryan’s five year run on Fantastic Four was nostalgic, forward-looking, brash, caring, and fun!
DetailsDiscover the Fate of Time Force Rangers Jen & Wes in a New Power Rangers Graphic Novel in October 2020!
DetailsSpider-Woman #4
Spider-Woman #4 (Pacheco, Perez. D’Armata) takes all of the Drew mythos and exemplifies these elements to give old fans something to shout about and new fans some deep cut knowledge to grow with.
DetailsTop 5 Submission moves from wrestling back in the 90’s.
DetailsWolverine #6
Wolverine #6 (Percy, Bogdanovic, Wilson, Petit, Muller) X of Swords is in full swing and Wolverine is on the hunt for the sword of Muramasa but who is this new mysterious foe that awaits him. Who is Solem?
DetailsFor better or worse, Justice League #54 (Williamson, Xermanico, Fajardo Jr., Napolitano) continues the “Doom Metal” story, but offers little in the way of originality despite some strong character beats. The art is great and suits the tale, but readers might find themselves feeling more ho-hum than blown away.
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