DC’s Dark Nights: Death Metal event has been full of twists and turns and unexpected moments, as it tees up a “Dark Crisis” throughout the DC multiverse. Along the way, fans have been ...

Dark Nights: Death Metal #7 delivers an epic battle between Wonder Woman and The Batman Who Laughs, ... The Darkest Knight is on the verge of ending this concert once and for all, ...

Then, in Dark Knights: Death Metal Robin King #1, Gotham-veterans Peter J. Tomasi and Tony Patrick are joined by Riley Rossomo to tell a tale of the Darkest Knight's righthand killer. Dark Knights ...

The second special, Dark Nights: Death Metal Guidebook #1 goes on sale August 18 and sandwiched in-between is Dark Nights: Death Metal #3, on sale August 11 before the main series takes a month ...

In Death Metal, The Batman Who ... Death Metal #3, the Darkest Knight is after Wally West and his Dr. Manhattan powers. Thankfully, Wally has backup in the form of Barry Allen, Jay Garrick, ...

In this case, The Darkest Knight, a.k.a. the evolved, pure energy form of The Batman Who Laughs. The wave is even themed after the Flash spinoff from Batman’s Dark Nights Death Metal run: Speed ...

The last battles of Death Metal get a handsomely rendered, but tonally jumbled final collection in Dark Nights: Death Metal - The Last 52: War of the Multiverses #1. Centered around A-lister and ...

The Death Metal side stories have been a mix of issues that feel critical to the larger story, and those that could be considered fluff or window dressing on the whole event. The Multiverse Who Lau… ...

June 16: Dark Nights: Death Metal #1: Get ready for the earth-shattering encore!The legendary team behind Dark Nights: Metal and Batman: Last Knight on Earth take center stage and reunite for one ...

As an event, Death Metal has generally not been my cup of tea. I was pretty excited when it started, but all the added stories have done little to keep me feeling that way. In fact, a lot of what ...

You could go back and read Dark Nights: Death Metal if you wanted, and follow it with Snyder’s Justice League, but I’m not sure you’d really get that much out of it other than an intimate ...