WWE Superstars #2: Haze of Glory

I did not enjoy this issue as much as the first one, however it was a good tale. Being a CM Punk fan I was glad that he got the role of the one of the main characters. Also I did like the way it ended with Punk say what will probobly his only goodbye to the wrestling fans.Unlike the first volume, which had the WWE Superstars in a crime noir setting, this felt more like a WWE taping with all the crazy backstage antics going on. CM Punk, Daniel Bryan, Ray Mysterio, and Hornswoggle have wracked Monday night Raw. However they do not remember how or why. They are given the choice of finding why by the end of Raw or Mr McMahon will "Fire" them. Back stage feuds, allicences, betrayals, signature moves and even a couple of legendary appearances. One of the only mistakes I did find in the art work was Daniel Bryan's finisher is a flying knee style drop kick, in this the always seem the have him use the traditional drop kick instead. All in all another good outing from Mick Foley and crew.