Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Dark Nights Metal #1 review
So, I’m starting to suspect that people think I don’t like Dark Nights: Death Metal. Honestly, I’m not sure what gave it away. Do…
Dark Nights: Metal (comic)
Year of the Villain: Hell Arisen #4 review
It’s been a long journey to the point Hell Arisen #4 brings us to. With several miniseries, tie-in issues and crossovers galore, the main…
Prime 1 Studio announces Dark Nights Metal The Drowned statue
Prime1 Studio is bringing The Drowned from Dark Nights Metal to life in a new statue. Standing 35-inches tall, this Drowned statue will be…
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo Tease their Next Comic Event!
Justice League #39 concluded the Justice/Doom War with a surprising reveal about the fate of the DC Universe going forward – but anyone who’s read…
Batman Who Laughs & Robin Minions Deluxe Statue review
Completing DC Collectibles’ DARK NIGHTS: METAL statue line, the final epic piece features the Batman Who Laughs and Robin minions! Standing tall and imposing,…
DC Collectibles Dark Nights Metal: The Red Death review
Rocking into our world from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL comes the fastest and deadliest man in the Dark Multiverse—the Red Death! A menacing mash-up…
DC Collectibles Dark Nights Metal: The Murder Machine review
Rocking into our world from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL comes a nightmarish fusion of the technological power of Cyborg and the tactical…
DC Collectibles Dark Nights Metal: The Devastator statue review
Rocking into our world from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL comes a nightmarish fusion of the only two beings capable of taking on the Man…
DC Collectibles Dark Nights Metal: The Drowned review
Rocking into our world from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL comes a nightmarish fusion of a gender-flipped Batman and Aquaman—the Drowned. Bryce Wayne came…
DC Universe Online finally lands on the Nintendo Switch
The day has finally arrived, and DC Universe Online is now available on the Nintendo Switch. Teased for months, the release of DCUO on…
