Matthew Aguilar is a writer for ComicBook.com, specializing in coverage of professional wrestling and entertainment news. His articles provide updates and analysis on the latest happenings in the world of wrestling, including rumors, contract signings, and major events. Matthew's work has also been featured in the El Paso Times.
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Matthew Aguilar's coverage primarily focuses on wrestling, particularly WWE, AEW, and NXT. His articles mainly include event coverage and exclusive scoops related to wrestling superstars and organizations.
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By: Matthew Aguilar
Christmas is synonymous with things like snowmen, caroling, and putting presents under the tree, but Syzygy Publishing is bringing a little horror to the holiday season. Today we’ve got your first look at a new one-shot titled Dread the Halls, which will feature four terrifying tales from the stellar team of Jordan Hart (Ripple Effects, […]
By: Matthew Aguilar
WWE's two battling Bloodlines came face to face to close out SmackDown, with an ultimatum from Solo Sikoa drawing out Roman Reigns and the original
Hal Jordan, John Stewart, and their scrappy army of Green Lanterns have their hands full at the moment, with several new threats emerging that each have the power to shift the landscape of the DC Universe.
By: Matthew Aguilar
Netflix's live fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul delivered big numbers for the streamer, but the volume of viewers also caused major issues with the stream throughout the event.
By: Matthew Aguilar
James Gunn has been quite open about why certain choices have been made regarding the new DC Studios movie universe, and today he offered some additional insight into the decision to not redo certain origin stories. Projects like Superman, Brave and the Bold, and Lanterns will take place in a world where heroes like Superman, Batman, and Green Lantern already exist, and on Threads, Gunn responded to user shubhang.fearless after they asked why he was overlooking more traditional origin stories.
The next phase of DC's All In era will soon arrive with the return of The New Gods, which will have writer Ram V and artist Evan Cagle jumping into Jack Kirby's Fourth World creations.
By: Matthew Aguilar
The world of Gatchaman is set to expand early next year, and we’ve got all the exclusive details. Today Mad Cave Studios has revealed a new event mini series titled Only One Earth, and it will have a real impact on the team. That impact will be seen in the conflicts between Ken Washio and […]
Tonight’s WWE NXT was pure chaos, with brawls taking place all over the arena and backstage between and during the night’s card of actual matches in the ring. One of the most unexpected surprises though was held for later in the night, as Trick Williams would hit the ring for a promo regarding that aforementioned […]
The Justice League is embarking upon its most ambitious era to date, expanding the scope of what the League hopes to achieve and thus also expanding the roster to meet those new needs. That allows for countless possibilities, and the team of Mark Waid, Dan Mora, Tamra Bonvillain, and Ariana Maher commit to that mantra in earnest. Justice League Unlimited feels immense in scale while also honing in on the humanity and compassion that have inspired so much admiration over the years, and visually it's simply second to none. Justice League Unlimited #1 is a resounding success, and the future couldn't look brighter if it tried.
Happy new comic book day! It's another major week in comics, and the ComicBook staff have come together to break down and review as many of the big comics releasing this week as possible. Now obviously this isn't every single comic on stands, but we're breaking down new releases from Marvel, DC, Image Comics, BOOM! Studios, Dark Horse, Dynamite, Oni Press, IDW, Mad Cave Studios, DSTLRY, and more!
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