But with so many Earths from the Dark Multiverse to read about, it can be confusing to know where to start. This is the ...

Dark Nights: Metal has an editor’s note that consists entirely of a hand throwing up rock horns. It also has a very small fish who takes its job, and Aquaman, very seriously.

The current DC event Dark Nights: Death Metal is a massive sequel to the original 2017-2018 Dark Nights: Metal event, but next week readers can witness another unique spin on that big event ...

Today’s release of Dark Nights: Death Metal No. 1 isn’t just the beginning of DC’s big summer comic book storyline; it’s also the launch of the first major comic book publishing event ...

The storyline will be created by the best-selling 'Batman' team of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo.

Dark Nights: Metal has generally been one of those comics that bites off more than it can chew, which is hardly the worst quality to have. But even with the Dark Days preludes and the various tie ...

One of the biggest negatives I had while reading the first issue of Dark Nights: Metal, was the sensation that I was missing out by not having previously read all the things that were being referen… ...

Dark Nights: Metal Omnibus January 10, 2023. Evil Dark Knights from the multiverse have risen! Only Batman and the world's greatest superheroes can save the multiverse!

So with a honed irony, tremendous visuals, and truly gonzo scripting Dark Nights: Death Metal - Multiverse's End #1 raises the stakes, emotions, and weirdness of the event and not a moment too soon.

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 ...

DC’s Dark Nights: Metal event was the culmination of years' worth of mystery and investigation on Batman’s part throughout the entirety of his New 52 series.As several types of metal made ...

While Dark Nights: Metal is a story that encompasses the width and breadth of the DC Universe, the series and its prologue chapters have read pretty much like a Batman comic. Issue #3 makes for an ...