Metal Men #5: Heavy Mettle
Metal Men #5
Metal Men #5 (Didio, Davis, Delecki) dares to ask, what if we took the Metal Men seriously and just what does that mean? Answer: plenty of amazing storytelling and fantastic art.
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Metal Men #5 (Didio, Davis, Delecki) dares to ask, what if we took the Metal Men seriously and just what does that mean? Answer: plenty of amazing storytelling and fantastic art.
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