Dark Nights Metal #6 Review: A Guitar Solo Celebration of DC Comics

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. The Justice League and their allies have been taken by the Nightmare Batmen. Wonder Woman and Hawkgirl are wading through an army from the Dark Multiverse. Diana and Kendra manage to use their metal to awaken the League, and they soon find the demonic...

Dark Knights Rising the Wild Hunt Review: Fun and Interesting Despite a Hard-to-Follow Plot

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. We are filled in on the origins of Detective Chimp as he, Dr. T.O Morrow, Dr. Will Magnus, Dr. Ivo, Dr. Sivanna, and a number of other intellectuals attempt to use the Metal Men and Red Tornado to bring the Justice League back to the House of Heroes....

Hawkman Found #1 Review: DC's Greatest Hero Returns

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. Carter Hall is in a world he doesn’t recognize. He doesn’t know who he is, where he came from, or where he’s going. All he knows is that he has dreams of flying, and that he must fight off swarms of Manhawks daily. They come from a ship in the sky, and, ...

Dark Nights Metal #4 Review: Gorgeous, Interesting, but Not Especially Exciting

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. Batman has found Superman enslaved to the Dark Multiverse too, and the World’s Finest must find a way to escape imprisonment and save their universe. In doing so, they find a powerful and mysterious entity. Wonder Woman, Doctor Fate, and Kendra Saunders ...

'Dark Nights: Metal' #3 Review: Detective Chimp Shows Up And I'm Happy

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. Dark Nights: Metal #3 cover by Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, and FCO Plascencia Barbatos has held Superman in a mental prison, wherein he fights Barbatos again and again many times over. Thankfully, Wonder Woman and the Flash manage to save him,...

Batman: The Dawnbreaker #1 Review: The Darkest Knight

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. Batman: the Dawnbreaker #1 cover by Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson On an alternate Earth, Bruce Wayne faced the death of his parents without fear or anger. He faced it with will instead, and this willpower attracted a Green Lantern Ring, making him the...

Hal Jordan And The GL Corps #29 Review: Lanterns Versus Golems

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #29 cover by Rafa Sandoval, Jordi Tarragona, and Tomeu Morey With Highfather of the New Gods in tow, Hal Jordan is on his way to reunite with the Green Lantern Corps. Meanwhile, John Stewart learns that the Nth...

'Batman: The Murder Machine' #1 Review: Batborg Takes Over

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. Batman: The Murder Machine cover by Jay Fabok and Brad Anderson Metal continues its exploration through the Batman League with its Cyborg analogue, the Murder Machine. On another world, Alfred Pennyworth is brutally murdered by the enemies of the...

'Batman: The Red Death' #1 Review: Batman Gets Ugly (Or Rather, Uglier)

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. Batman: The Red Death #1 Firstly, I just want to talk about how much I love the extremes they are going for with the “Metal” aesthetic by having these one-shots have 1980s metal band names like “The Red Death” and “Murder Machine.” I really dig...

'DC Metal (Men, 2016)' Review: A Truly Metal Comic

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. Legends of Tomorrow: Metal Men Let’s talk about Metal, REAL Metal. Let’s talk Iron, Lead, Mercury, and…Gold I guess. Let’s talk about the Metal Men suckers, YEEAAAAHH *rocking guitar riff*. BOOM In honor of Dark Days: Metal, it seemed as appropriate a...

The Batman Hater Loves Dark Nights: Metal #2

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. Dark Nights: Metal #2 OK, I’m officially on board with this story now. While the first issue of Dark Nights: Metal was pretty good, I wasn’t ready to proclaim its quality from the rooftops or anything. I wasn’t completely enthralled, but it had merit...

Dark Days: The Casting Tops July 2017 Chart, But Marvel Wins The Marketshare

We’ll get more details later, I’m sure, but Bleeding Cool has been reliably informed that Dark Days: The Casting #1 by Scott Snyder, James TynionIV, Andy Kubert, John Romita, Klaus Janson, Danny Miki, Jim Lee and Scott Williams published by DC Comics will be officially announced as...

Hal Jordan And The GL Corps #26 Review: Here Comes Dark Knight Metal

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. With massive celestial creatures awakened, Green Lantern Graf realizes something bad is on the horizon for the universe. The GL Corps as a whole is attempting to stabilize in the aftermath of the defection of the Sinestro Corps. Order is returning to...

Is This The First Look At Duke Thomas's New 'Dark Matter' Costume As The Signal?

There was speculation rife after the release of Dark Days: The Forge and Dark Days: The Casting about what exactly was going on with Batman’s latest young protege Duke Thomas. We then got confirmation from writer Scott Snyder that Duke would be getting his own series spinning out of Dark...

The Batman Hater Rises – Dark Days: The Casting #1 Review

No review found! Insert a valid review ID. After the initial reaction to my Dark Days: The Forge review, it only seemed prudent to take on the follow-up issue Dark Days: The Casting. For those who don’t want to read through the whole thing, I’m no fan of Batman (hence the title to this review)....

New Duke Thomas Comic Signalled For SDCC

Warning all, but this article will contain spoilers for Dark Days: The Casting and the DC character Duke Thomas. Well, this is really Scott Snyder‘s time at the moment. With the release of Dark Days: The Casting, which reveals a great deal about the shape of upcoming Metal and Dark Matter...

Does Dark Days: The Casting #1 Feature First Mentions Of Damage, Silencer And New Challengers?

The following may be considered mild spoilers for today’s Dark Days: The Casting, but also might be handy knowledge for anyone excited by DC’s upcoming Dark Matter initiative that follows Metal. So if you don’t want any spoilers and would like genuine surprise, then stop...