This is a thrilling mystery starring the coolest cast of characters this side of Gotham City. With a complex narrative that manages to avoid being too confusing and a plethora of action, this is a story that will keep …
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Action, heart, darkness, and hope abound in the latest hit from Metal. A perspective shift and solid storytelling propel this issue to greatness and allow it to be as fun and exciting as it ends up being. Not to mention …
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Both Catwoman and Batman have been in the news a lot recently, ever since the Caped Crusader popped the question in Batman #24. However, not many realize that this is not the first time these two lovebirds have ended up together. In fact …
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This is one of the few issues of the Metal event that have disappointed. The storytelling is generic and hard to believe. However, Dawnbreaker does bring some interesting powers to the table, most of which are highlighted by …
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This is a promising start to a concept that already had tons of promise behind it. Readers will be hooked from the very beginning as the story is even more interesting than imagined. Though there are a few places where …
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This is another hit in the Dark Batmen series of comics. It takes one of Batman’s biggest fears and turns it into a chilling reality. Both new and old readers alike will be able to appreciate and be shocked by …
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This is an explosive start to the Dark Knights tie-ins that is great on its own and serves as a solid jumping off point for the rest of the issues. It features a thrilling and tragic origin story for one of …
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Dark Nights: Metal is a story many years in the making. DC comic books have been setting it up for a while now and we’re only just learning about it. This week’s Dark Nights: Metal #2 showed us …
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If you thought that Metal was going to take a break after its mind-blowing opening, you couldn’t be more wrong. Issue #2 is dramatic, thrilling, and host to one of the most interesting stories in recent …
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Much like the last interlude, this is a necessary piece of the “War of Jokes and Riddles.” It humanizes the villains in a way comics rarely do and brings the hero’s actions into serious question. It still feels a little …
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