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The Goon, Dark Horse Comics and Adult Swim announce a brand-new comics series based on the immensely popular animated show Metalocalypse.

Small later confirmed that Gibson, not Epiphone, would be releasing a Dethklok Explorer.

The album includes many songs from the second season of the series and completely new songs.

For example, in the premiere episode, several fans report with pride having their eyes torn out or their fingers chopped off and smoked by Murderface, as well as Dethklok's concert, which begins with a giant metal box that serves as the band's stage being airlifted and parachuted onto location.

Metalocalypse is an American animated television series, which was created by Brendon Small and Tommy Blacha, and premiered on August 4, 2006 on Adult Swim.In describing the show, Metalocalypse can be seen as both a celebration and parody of heavy metal culture.

It misses the landing area and crushes much of the audience, both by virtue of its landing and subsequent opening.