DC x Sonic The Hedgehog 2: The Metal Legion #4 Review

 

DC x Sonic The Hedgehog 2: The Metal Legion #4 Review

Writer: Ian Flynn

Artist: Adam Bryce Thomas

Colorist: Matt Herms

Letterer: Becca Carey

Cover Artist: Pablo M Collar

Variant Cover Artists: Min Ho Kim & Daniele Di Nicuolo

Editors: Michael McCalister & Katie Kubert

Publisher: DC Comics

Price: $3.99 US/$4.99 US (Card Stock)

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Release Date: August 5, 2026

 

Dr Eggman and Lex Luthor controlled two worlds. Yet they couldn't wait to outsmart each other. When Dr Eggman launched the Legion of Doom Headquarters into orbit, Lex and the Legion retreated to Sonic's world. Then, in one of life's little ironies, Lex released the Justice League heroes he had trapped in Null Space to attack Dr Eggman.

 

Dr Eggman may have robot versions of the "Doomers" at his command. But can his Metal Legion withstand the might of two worlds' heroes? And can Lex Luthor retain control of the LEXEGG Gates to hold both worlds to ransom? Let’s leap into DC x Sonic The Hedgehog 2: The Metal Legion #4 and see!

 

Story

After Dr Eggman tried to take over Metropolis, Superman and Knuckles hunger to take him down. Sonic and his friends regularly foil Dr Eggman’s schemes. So, he suggests they take on his metal creations, while the Justice League tackles Dr Eggman. But like Lex Luthor, Dr Eggman is a global threat. And after enhancing his technology with Lex Luthor’s, Dr Eggman proves a formidable foe for Superman and his friends.

 

In DC x Sonic The Hedgehog 2: The Metal Legion #4, the action takes place aboard Dr Eggman’s Doomegg. Yet the situation forces the heroes to think on their feet. Up until now, the friends from two worlds have paired up to meet the challenges they faced. But when the two groups combat Dr Eggman and his Metal versions of the Legion of Doom, they fall back on what has worked for them before.

 

As Sonic’s friends and the Justice League grapple with how to vanquish Dr Eggman and his metal minions, Ian Flynn’s story focuses on what Lex Luthor and Dr Eggman want. Just as they thought they could buy Catwoman and Rouge’s loyalty, the story also highlights how Lex Luthor and Dr Eggman each thought they could gain what they wanted without giving their rival an advantage. But when they struggle to achieve their objectives, the two villains reveal how vicious they can be in DC x Sonic The Hedgehog 2: The Metal Legion #4.

 

Art

Viewed from behind Dr Eggman's armored foot, Superman and Knuckles look insignificant as they hurtle toward him. Adam Bryce Thomas tilts the camera to portray Sonic and his friend defying gravity as they pursue Metal Cold. After Metal Knightfall dominates a page featuring Tails, Knuckles, and Shadow's battles with Dr Eggman, two Justice League heroes attack him on the next. Yet a two-page fish-eye view inside the Doom Egg demonstrates the perils of underestimating Dr Eggman.

 

As Matt Herms adorns the action-packed art in DC x Sonic The Hedgehog 2: The Metal Legion #4 with a vibrant palette, red, blue, green, and yellow dominate scenes. Red and blue adorn heroes and villains, unleashing yellow firepower. Yet green links Dr Eggman and Lex Luthor with John Stewart and Silver as they exert their willpower. Silver links Tails with Cyborg and Wonder Woman as they demonstrate their leadership abilities. Despite her concerns regarding his temperament, dark gray links Batman with Rouge and Shadow, as all three confront a grim reality.  

 

Becca Carey fills balloons and boxes with uppercase black letters. Intonation makes letters bold, while louder voices and laughter make them swell. Words in yellow boxes introduce the story, while white names with yellow outlines and arrows identify metal minions. Sound effects enhance this story about switching tactics to find the winning strategy. Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this story with us.

 

Final Thoughts

The introduction of their LEXEGG system can make Dr Eggman and Lex Luthor the richest people in two worlds. When properly maintained, the gateway system symbolizes cooperation between Earth and Sonic’s world. Yet when the two geniuses refuse to work together, the Justice League discovers why the interlinked dimensional gateways gave Sonic bad vibes in DC x Sonic The Hedgehog 2: The Metal Legion #4.

 

Rating 9.8/10

 

To look inside see my DC x Sonic The Hedgehog 2: TheMetal Legion #4 Preview. 

 

For what happened last time, see my preview of DC X Sonic The Hedgehog: Metal Legion #3.

For what happened before that, see my review of DC X Sonic The Hedgehog: Metal Legion #2.

For how this series started, see my preview of DC x Sonic The Hedgehog 2: The Metal Legion #1. 

 

Music in Movies and TV: Spider-Noir

 

Music in Movies and TV: Spider-Noir

 

Michael Dean Parsons and Kris Bowers are hardworking musicians who contribute to the Spider-Noir TV series. To achieve a classic Noir sound infused with orchestral Sci-Fi/ Fantasy, they used many instruments to produce music rich in harmonics.

 

Michael and Kris drew inspiration from composer Jerry Goldsmith. When the filmmakers wanted another score for the movie Chinatown, Goldsmith produced a different sound which has become the archetypal Noir movie sound.

 

Before they started, Michael and Kris collected 250 soundtracks to familiarize themselves with what audiences expected. After compiling this vast library and grounding themselves in genre history, they set the collection aside. Then, they crafted their own unique sound for Spider-Noir.

 

Their creativity took them on unexpected journeys. Kris had arranged to record sounds on a harpsichord from a music store. But instead of playing melodic music as he and the store owners expected, Kris ended up banging on the strings to create motor sounds for an old vehicle.

 

Both musicians have also learned to adapt their vision as the planned episode becomes a reality. Stories evolve until the showrunner puts his stamp of approval on each episode of Spider-Noir. As Michael Dean Parsons said, when a showrunner doesn't like their music, that's not a problem. Rather, it's an opportunity to improve what they've created. As in all forms of storytelling, writing is rewriting.  

 

Spider-Noir is available to stream on Amazon. 

 

Thanks to Michael Dean Parsons, Kris Bowers, the creative team behind Spider-Noir, and San Diego Comic-Con for sharing this story with us. 

 

Supergirl #16: Kingdom Of Zod Part 1 Preview

 

Despite her best efforts in Midvale, Kara Zor-El has struggled to shine like her cousin Kal-El. But after the Science Council's failures in Kandor, Kara realizes she cannot leave the House of El to fend for itself in Superman's absence. As Lesla-Lar oversees the rebuilding of her miniaturized Kryptonian city, Kara knows her friends have her back. But will Kara's relatives follow where she leads? And is Kara's Super Force ready for what awaits them in El Caldero?

Here's all the info from DC Connect: 

 

Supergirl #16: Kingdom Of Zod Part 1 Preview

Writer: Sophie Campbell

Artist: Joe Quinones

Cover Artist: Guillem March

Variant Covers Artists: Noobovich, Stephanie Hans & Joe Quinones

Foil Variant Cover Artist: Mark Spears

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $3.99 US/Variant $4.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: August 12, 2026

 

 

Supergirl Rallies the Super-Force!

Kingdom Of Zod: Part One!

 

 

The Kryptonite Kingdom of El Caldero has been taken over by General Zod!

 

Supergirl gathers her own super-force to infiltrate the Kingdom! Superboy-Prime, Conner Kent, Tomorrow Man, Lois Lane, Steel, Lana Lang, Natasha Irons, Princess Shark, and more of Supergirl’s wild cast!

 

But before they can remove Zod from power, he unleashes a dangerous new force… What is the K-Zone?!

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

 

For Kara's rough start at team-building, see Action Comics #1100: Game Night Review.

For what awaits her in El Caldero, see Action Comics #1100: End Of Reign Review. 

For Kara & Lesla's battle in Kandor, and the forging of her Super Force, see Supergirl #15 Review. 

For what happened before that see my review of Supergirl #14.

For what happened even before that, see my preview of Supergirl #13.

For how Kara became a cyborg, see my review of Supergirl #12.

For how the battle for Kandor began, see my preview of Supergirl #11.

 

  

Underground 2: Whirling Dervishes & Cosmic Punks Announcement

 

In Underground: The Illustrated Bible of Cursed Rockers and High Priestesses of Sound, Arnaud Le Gouëfflec and Nicolas Moog brought us short biographies of musicians you've probably never heard of. Moondog blended Arapaho tribal dance with Classical music. Political movements and communism inspired Colette Magny. The Residents parodied popular acts, distorted their voices, and disguised their features. And without the music of comics-lover Daniel Johnson, Kurt Cobain's career might have been very different. 

As Michael Moorcock said in his introduction, all these performers spoke from the heart, and cared more about their music than money or fame. How will Arnaud Le Gouëfflec and Nicolas Moog's second volume differ from their first? And how will it expand your understanding of the music scene? 

Here's all the info from Titan Comics: 

Underground 2: Whirling Dervishes & Cosmic Punks

Writer: Arnaud Le Gouëfflec

Artist: Nicolas Moog

Publisher: Titan Comics

SC, 336pp, B&W, $29.99

ISBN: 9781806185535    

On sale: April 6, 2027

 

The essential soundtrack of rebellion, innovation and artistic revolution returns!

 

In this biographical graphic novel, discover the cult heroes and visionary outsiders who transformed generations of punk, funk, and experimental music from the underground up.

 

A captivating collection of graphic biographies celebrating the influential artists who challenged conventions and reshaped music history. From pioneering composers and fearless punk icons to experimental visionaries and cult heroes, Underground 2 journeys through rock, funk, folk, electronic and avant-garde music to reveal the stories behind the creators whose work changed the cultural landscape, whether or not they ever found mainstream success. Arnaud Le Gouëfflec and Nicolas Moog introduce more than thirty remarkable artists whose stories reveal the hidden connections behind modern music.

 

Featuring icons including Kate Bush, Björk, George Clinton, Siouxsie, Ennio Morricone, Fela Kuti and Beck alongside lesser-known innovators such as Basil Kirchin, Current 93 and eden ahbez, this fascinating graphic novel reveals the creative connections that continue to inspire musicians today. Perfect for longtime collectors, curious newcomers and anyone eager to discover the hidden history of modern music. 

 

Pre-order now from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Forbidden Planet for the UK & Europe.

 

About Creators

 

Arnaud Le Gouëfflec is a French writer, novelist, musician and comics author whose work frequently explores music, popular culture and counterculture. He is the co-creator of the Underground series and numerous award-nominated graphic works; his acclaimed graphic novel Le Chanteur sans nom won the Prix BullesZic 2011.

 

Nicolas Moog is a French cartoonist, illustrator and musician known for his expressive, energetic artwork and passion for underground music. His distinctive graphic style combines detailed research with bold visual storytelling, making complex musical histories both accessible and entertaining. Alongside his comics career, he performs with several blues and rock bands. 

 

Thanks to Titan Comics for sharing this news with us. 

Action Comics #1100: End Of Reign Review

 

Action Comics #1100: End Of Reign Review

Writer: Dan Slott

Artist: Lucas Meyer

Colorist: Giuliano Peratelli

Letterer: Dave Sharpe

Cover Artist: Ryan Sook

Variant Cover Artists: Mark Spears; David Talaski; Jim Cheung & Jay David Ramos; Rahzzah; Daniel Sampere & Tomeu Morey

Editors: Jillian Grant & Brittany Holzherr

Publisher: DC Comics

Price: $5.99 US/$6.99 US Card Stock/$7.99 US Foil

Release Date: July 22, 2026

 

As a meteor headed toward Earth, Superman fought to alter its trajectory. Then he discovered that, beneath the surface, the tiny planetoid was composed entirely of Kryptonite. Although he couldn’t stop it from striking the Earth, Superman prevented a mass extinction event.

 

When Eduardo Castilho pulled Superman from the impact crater, he realized that his hero had unwittingly helped his country thrive. How has Kryptonite transformed El Caldero? And what are the ramifications of relying on this heaven-sent element? Let’s leap into Action Comics #1100: End Of Reign and see what happens!

 

Story

He hailed Superman as his nation’s hero. But when they unearthed the Sun Crystal, Eduardo sent Superman packing and forbade his return. The Sun Crystal has gifted his country a castle filled with alien technology. But as Presidente Eduardo Castilho inspects his new source for El Caldero’s exports, ghosts of a dead planet tell him that he is the one who doesn’t belong.

 

Action Comics #1100: End Of Reign demonstrates Castilho’s love for his country. As he rose to power, he helped transform El Caldero into an economic powerhouse. Castilho may be an opportunist who wants everything his way. Still, his Kryptonite supply has benefitted the entire world.

 

Just as Lois Lane cannot operate the Daily Planet's global news agency without an army of supporters, Presidente Eduardo Castilho could not have harnessed the vast power of Kryptonite without help. Dan Slott’s story reveals who has helped him build his kingdom. Yet, it also highlights a new aspect of El Calderan Green-K.

 

Despite Castilho's optimism, Action Comics #1100: End Of Reign is a tragedy. Dan Slott’s story evokes Clark Kent and Bruce Wayne discussing alternative careers on the eve of DC K.O. Yet, it also recalls a historical mystery that has stirred writers' imaginations throughout the ages.

 

Art

Giant green crystals form an enormous lattice structure. A statue outside the building portrays Superman slowing the meteor's descent. Inside Castilho's castle, holograms of Kryptonian leaders dwarf El Presidente. When a Krypto-Knight lifts a crystal from a control panel, the speakers bend and vanish like ghosts. Yet after Castilho’s friend summons a holographic monitor, Lucas Meyer retracts the camera, portraying an act of violence via silhouettes.

 

Giuliano Peratelli adorns Action Comics #1100: End Of Reign with a vibrant palette. Amid the luminous green surroundings, Castilho shines in red and gold. A Green-and-Black Krypto-Knight nods to a cluster of soldiers arrayed in violet armor before responding to Castilho's call. A yellow sun behind Castilho's profile shines as he recalls the events that shaped his country. The sun projects light rays edged with orange, dividing his memories into wedges.

 

Black uppercase letters fill white dialogue balloons, while the alien technology summons green symbols, and the unwanted ghosts speak with green letters. As Castilho’s eloquent off-camera dialogue appears in green narrative boxes, letters grow bold for intonation and swell when voices rise. Sound effects accompany technical difficulties, and a change in direction for El Caldero. Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this story with us.

 

Final Thoughts

So far, Presidente Eduardo Castilho has had everything his way. But times are changing. After the events at the Steelworks facility in Smallville, the honeymoon between El Caldero and the mountain of Kryptonite that transformed it seems destined for a troubled marriage. As Action Comics #1100: End Of Reign builds on events in Superman Unlimited, it also paves the way for the upcoming Kingdom Of Zod crossover event.

 

Rating 9.6/10

 

For Kara Zor-El's preparations to retake the Sun Crystal, see Action Comics #1100: Game Night Review. 

 

For Booster Gold's search for his friend, see my review of Action Comics #1100: Superman Meets Superboy. 

 

For Superboy's battle to regain his superpowers, see my review of Action Comics #1100: Mission Failure. 

 

For Kara and Lesla's battle to free Kandor, see my review of Supergirl #15. 

 

For events at the Steelworks facility in Smallville, see my review of Superman Unlimited #15. 

 

 

 

Green Lantern Corps #19 Preview

 

First, it was the Starbreakers. Then, the Manhunters returned, demanding control of the Emotional Entities. Jessica Cruz has tried hard to wield the entire spectrum of the corps into one cohesive unit. Yet when Guy Gardner returns with the Entities, he won't allow her to use them to defend Oa. In fact, he doesn't want anyone to use the Emotional Entities ever again.

As the Corps leader battles the Allsight, the Manhunters bombard the unified corps led by Jo Mullein. Then, the Manhunter leader reaches the planet. Will the Green Lantern Corps' leader be the first to die? Or can Jessica Cruz and Guy Gardner work together to repulse the invasion of Oa?

Here's all the info from DC Connect: 

Green Lantern Corps #19 Preview

Writer: Morgan Hampton

Artist: Juan José Ryp

Cover Artist: Fernando Pasarín

Variant Cover Artists: Jorge Fornés & Rian Gonzales

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $3.99 US/Variant $4.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: August 12, 2026

 

 

The Corps Against The Manhunters!

 

 

Death arrives in the form of a friend. The Manhunters, the ancient android virus built to exterminate all emotional beings and reborn in the body of android Green Lantern Aya, reach Oa. The Lantern Corps, sworn to harness emotion to protect sentient life, have had little time to prepare. Have they united the reborn emotional entities just in time to make them easy prey?

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For what happened last time, see my Green Lantern Corps #18 Review. 

For what happened before that, see my preview of Green Lantern Corps #17. 

For what happened even before that, see my review of Green Lantern Corps #16. 

 

The Fury Of Firestorm #5 Preview

 

Martin Stein may pat himself on the back for creating Superhumans for the US Government. Still, Lorraine Reilly doesn't approve of his working methods. She realizes the unrepentant scientist is responsible for the chaos Firestorm is unleashing on the United States. But Martin's duplicity also made her past into a lie.

Martin may be the last person that Lorraine wants to work with. But after what Firestorm did to the people in Bedford, Colorado, she doesn't have a choice. Can Lorraine and Martin prevent Firestorm from transmuting everyone in Pittsburgh into sand or glass? Or can Ronnie Raymond regain control of the Firestorm matrix?

Here's all the info from DC Connect: 

 

The Fury Of Firestorm #5 Preview

Writer: Jeff Lemire

Artist & Cover Artist: Rafael De Latorre

Variant Cover Artists: Denys Cowan & Jeff Lemire, Toru Terada, And Brad Walker

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $3.99 US/Variant $4.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: August 12, 2026

 

 

Can Ronnie Raymond Be Saved?

 

 

Firehawk and Martin Stein arrive in Pittsburgh with a plan to save Ronnie from the Firestorm Matrix! But is Ronnie too far gone inside of his own mind to truly be saved?

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

 

For what happened last time, see The Fury of Firestorm #4 Preview.  

For what happened before that, see my preview of The Fury of Firestorm #3. 

For what happened even before that, see my review of The Fury of Firestorm #2.

For how this series started, see my preview of The Fury of Firestorm #1. 

 

High Elf with a Long Life Preview

 

Acer should be content in his forest home. Yet unlike his fellow High Elves, Acer remembers his past lives. He doesn't want to sit around for centuries communing with nature. And with hunting banned within the Great Pulha Woodlands, Acer doesn't want to limit himself to eating fruit. What will Acer discover when he pierces the barrier, and abandons his forest home? And what friends or enemies will he meet amid his exploration of the outside world?

Here's all the info from Titan Manga:

 

High Elf with a Long Life Preview

Author: Rarutori

Illustrators: Ciavis and Ko Narita

Publisher: Titan Manga

SC, 192 pages, B&W

Price: $12.99 US

ISBN: 9781787749085

Release Date: August 11, 2026

 

After 120 years of serene forest life, a reincarnated high elf sets out for meat, monsters, and mayhem in this bold, high-fantasy isekai quest!

 

For most high elves, the stillness of the Great Pulha Woodlands is paradise. For Acer, it’s been 120 years of stifling calm. Unlike his kin, Acer remembers another life—one as a human in a different world ­– complete with cravings for adventure, hearty meals, and the thrill of danger. Armed with his bow, spirit-blessed fruit, and centuries of skill, he abandons the sylvan idyll to carve out a new destiny beyond the forest.

 

In High Elf with a Long Life, creator Kou Narita brings sharp humor and rich fantasy together in an isekai tale where leaving home after a century is just the beginning. Acer’s travels promise perilous dungeons, mythical beasts, and treasures worthy of legend, all while meeting allies (and enemies) as immortal patience finally gives way to excitement. For fans of epic yet lighthearted adventures, this series delivers a fresh spin on the long-life elf trope with humor, heart, and high-stakes action.

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pre-order now from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Forbidden Planet for the UK & Europe.

 

Thanks to Titan Manga for sharing this preview with us. 

 

Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere Vol 1 Review

 

Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere Vol 1 Review

Writer: Lonnie Nadler

Artist & Cover Artist: Dennis Menheere

Colorists: Jovanna Plata, Dearbhla Kelly & Dennis Menheere

Letterer: Dave Lentz

Direct Market Edition Cover Artist: Sweeney Boo

Publisher: Titan Comics

Graphic Novel: 112 Pages, Full Color

Price: $17.99 US

Release Date: August 5, 2026

 

Detective Myra Wan has devoted her life to serving the Counties. Yet despite all her hard work, things continue as before. Her fellow cops congratulate themselves on achieving nothing. And hopelessness hangs in the air like the ever-present mist.

 

Early one morning, Myra's feet find their way to a bridge. When her limp fingers drop her badge, she kicks it into the river. One footstep forward, and it will all be over. Will Myra succumb to her depression? Or will the CPF Detective find a reason to carry on? Let’s leap into Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere Vol 1 and see!

 

Story

As she hesitates on the brink, others leave her to her business as they pass by. Then, Officer Marian Guy stops. He doesn’t know Myra. Yet he recognizes her from the job. Myra knows what he is doing as he speaks with her. Still, she lets him talk her down. His intervention is enough to get her to return to her apartment. Besides, that's where she keeps the booze and the pills that help her cope with life.

 

In Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere Vol 1, Officer Guy prompts her to do the one thing that matters to her. Although he’s not a Detective, he wants to investigate the Milk Carton Cases with her. Myra knows that she’ll have to tread softly to avoid the bureaucracy that wants to sweep these difficult cases under the rug. Still, she doesn’t anticipate that Police Chief Homer Downes will suspend her for trying to investigate the cold cases.

 

As Lonnie Nadler follows Myra Wan and Marian Guy’s off-the-books investigation, images of two children trapped in a nightmare plague Myra. Perhaps they are products of the alcohol and drugs she has become addicted to. Or like the sleeping sickness that overtakes adults, perhaps the nightmares are endemic to the ennui of the Counties.

 

These nightmares change as she investigates the reasons behind the Missing Persons cases. As what she experiences and learns alters the nightmares, Myra wonders if her addiction makes her crazy or keeps her sane. Yet, despite the difficulties she encounters and the uncomfortable truths she learns, once she embarks on the most important thing she’s ever done, Myra refuses to stop in Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere Vol 1.

 

Art

Wooden boxes hang on chains over a circular chasm with a staircase carved into its sides. A girl kneels by broken pipes with her arm in a cast and tape covering her mouth. When she stares into the beam of light spilling through a hole in the wall, she sees another child wearing a bag over his head. Through holes in the bag, the boy kneels before the bars of his cell. An eye watches the children in captivity. Yet the eye is on the back of Detective Myra Wan’s neck in Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere Vol 1.

 

As Dennis Menheere alternates dream imagery with Myra Wan’s waking nightmare, Jovanna Plata, Dearbhla Kelly, and Menheere paint the counties with green, yellow, brown, and red. Myra pours yellow alcohol into a glass. But when she gazes into her drink, she sees the yellow of the girl's hair mixed with the red of the girl's shirt. While blue dominates visions of the two children navigating a labyrinth pursued by monsters, Myra enters her boss's domain. Amid the brown and red office, the glowing green dials of two wooden clocks link with the pills Myra takes to retain her sanity. Yet white figures appear in her waking hours, as she visualizes the girl from her nightmares inhabiting her reality.

 

Lowercase letters fill the background, as Myra’s thoughts invade panels. Black lowercase letters fill beige balloons as Myra and Marian Guy peer into mysteries their boss would prefer unsolved. The letters appear as if written by a shaky hand. They grow bold for intonation and shrink or fade for lowered voices. Dave Lentz fills Myra’s nightmares with scratching, creaking, impacts, and hissing as a giant form speaks white sounds into black dialogue balloons. Thanks to Titan Comics for providing a review copy.

 

Final Thoughts

A sickness afflicts the Counties. People go to sleep and don't wake up. Yet another illness plagues the gloomy Counties. But Detective Myra won't stop until she discovers why a perpetual dread threatens her society's future in Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere Vol 1.

 

Rating 8.5/10

 

To look inside see my preview of Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere Vol 1.