WWE #8

"WWE" #8 is a great arc finale that ties up this story line very well. It finally lets some of the WWE's biggest female superstars in on the action by bringing them fully into Dean's arc via Sasha. Lattie, Acuna and Garbark create great action oriented art that will leave your heart racing. Read Full Review

This series has constantly proven to be a surprise, as it blurs the lines between wrestling storylines and reality in some incredibly creative ways. Unfortunately though, WWE #8 is a drop in quality. Like another recent Money In The Bank contract holder, it cashes in" but comes up short. Read Full Review

BOOM Studios does a great job giving the WWE licensed characters a great platform in the comics genre. Read Full Review

While WWE #8 goes off the rails in the first half of the issue displaying an absurd car chase with several extremely convenient moments, the second half gets back on track with well written extensions of WWE characters and a fun backup story that will hopefully lead to more. Read Full Review

Overall, WWE #8 is a fun way to close out Ambrose's side of the story. The opening sequence may not be for everyone, but for those who enjoy the more surreal elements of WWE, there is a lot to enjoy here. Read Full Review