is a six-issue limited series and sequel to the 2007 limited series . It is written by Jeff Katz and James Kuhoric, with art by Jason Craig and will be published by Wildstorm (DC Comics) and Dynamite Entertainment. Freddy Krueger vs. Jason Voorhees is such a winning combination, it's surprising it took Hollywood as long as it did to get that ball rolling. Wildstorm and Dynamite took the equation one step further by tossing Ashley Williams of the Evil Dead movies in for good measure. And while Hollywood may never be smart enough to jump on that ball, at least we have the comics to provide some campy horror entertainment.

DARK REIGN TIE-IN. He ain’t friendly and this ain’t your neighborhood! Yes, Mac Gargan, America’s favorite sociopath-turned-symbiote-host-turned-hero-hunter now takes the spotlight as Norman Osborn’s sinister Spider-Man. With the Dark Reign-a-raining, the lives of our mighty marvel heroes are being destroyed left and right – but for guys like Mac, the world is their oyster and the chef’s covering the bill. Mac’s a beloved hero. Women love him, men want to be him and nobody wants to run into him after midnight – because the symbiote is still pretty darn hungry... By Brian Reed (Ms. Marvel) and Barry Kitson (Amazing Spider-Man). COVER BY: Chris Bachalo; WRITER: Brian Reed; PENCILS: Chris Bachalo --

Nobody dared follow Alan Moore's perfectly symmetrical story--until now, and to a comic book associated with a toy franchise at that! When I first browsed the pages of this special I noticed the repetition of the panels. Then I realized it was intended. And as it turns out, writer Mike Acosta and artist Antonio Fuso not only managed to pull this one off, they aced it. Using the original Cobra miniseries and the symbiosis between twins Xamot and Tomax as takeoff point, Acosta and Fuso together craft a symmetrical standalone storyline that further expands the Cobra mythos as well as expounds on philosophical ruminations on free will and freedom of choice. IGN reviewer Daniel Crown calls this one an instant classic, and gave it an outstanding 9.2 rating.