Wrestlemania

The Kingslayer made an unexpected return to Raw last night.

I could spend an hour or more breaking down and analyzing the phenomenon known as Roman Reigns. Vince McMahon loves him, the fans hate him. Why? I don't know. Seriously, the guy is one of the most gifted performers in the WWE. Does he have some rough spots...

It sounds like some NXT talents are about to be promoted in the very near future.

Here at ComicsAlliance we’ve noticed over the years that there’s a huge overlap between superhero comics fans and wrestling fans, almost as if people who are drawn to the violent over-the-top adventures of cartoonish, brightly costumed, outlandishly gimmicky heroes and villains might also enjoy superhero stories. In fact, if we’re honest, wrestling is basically superhero theater. It's WrestleMania week! Or rather, it was WrestleMania week and we're all on that post 'Mania comedown. This week (in spandex) we've got a jam-packed edition including NXT Takeover Dallas, WrestleMania itself and that always memorable post-Mania RAW. We've got debuts, surprise returns and some of the best matches of the year, all over the course of one blockbuster week.

WrestleMania was this past weekend, and outside of perhaps the infamous "Attitude Era" of the late-'90s, it's never been more socially acceptable to proudly admit that you love the King of Sports, professional wrestling. The Rock is the biggest star in Hollywood, the Total Divas are taking over E, and John Cena is viral meme superstar; wrestling has officially broken through to the mainstream again. It's also never been a better time for comics about professional wrestling, a far cry from the days of the old WCW comic or the weird one where Chyna is a bodyguard in her spare time. We've assembled a list of five of the best independent comics about wrestling, if you're still in the mood for some pro-graps after watching The Granddaddy of Them All.

Here at ComicsAlliance we’ve noticed a huge overlap between superhero comics fans and wrestling fans; wrestling is basically superhero theater. This Week in Spandex is a new weekly feature in which a longtime fan and a newcomer to the world of wrestling look back on the latest developments in the world of WWE. At least, that's how it's supposed to work. But this week is obviously pretty special... because it's WrestleMania weekend, and our wrestling expert Chris Sims has one last chance to convince completely disinterested wrestling skeptic Andrew Wheeler to spend three-plus hours watching the WWE’s biggest show of the year. To start, he'll have to explain what Wrestlemania is.

This year, at Wrestlemania 29, the phenom known as The Undertaker will attempt to continue his Wrestlemania dominance and score his 21st victory at the biggest event of the WWE calendar year. The Undertaker is possibly the most highlyrevered wrestler the WWE has ever featured...

The official poster of Wrestlemania 29 has hit the web. With the annual event now a little over a month away, the main event of The Rock against John Cena is the only match set in stone. It's only logical those two men would be the major faces on the Wrestlemania 29 poster...

The match, over a year in the making, did not disappoint as The Rock faced off against John Cena in the main event of Wrestlemania 28.

The Super Bowl of wrestling premieres this Sunday.  It's Wrestlemania and this year the main event is The Rock Vs. John Cena.  Of course there are other fights during the Pay Per View event, featuring the Undertaker and Triple H, C.M. Punk and Chris Jericho, Daniel Bryan and Sheamus, Cody Rhodes and Big Show, Team Johnny and Team Teddy, Randy Orton and Kane, and the Divas.