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In the pages of Dark Nights: The Batman Who Laughs #1 James Tynion IV reveals the origins of this horrendous creature, but should you pick it up?
The events of Dark Nights: Metal spill into the world of Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps in issue 32. The story is a simple one, pitting Hal against Batman: The Dawnbreaker.
Batman Lost #1 is easily one of the best issues in the Dark Nights: Metal story. The comic is a true collaboration by some of the best DC has to offer.
Greg Capullo and Scott Snyder are avid Twitter users. They’re very approachable and responsive to fans. Which is one of […]
Batman: The Devastator #1 is a visceral and explosive read. The most action-oriented tie-in to Dark Nights: Metal features a Batman infected with the Doomsday virus.
The Flash #33 revealed some of the biggest secrets yet for Dark Nights: Metal. We break them down and map out where we think this rock anthem is leading us.
The Flash #33 is about best serving its role as a tie-in to Dark Nights: Metal. In that it succeeds greatly. This is a can’t-miss addition to the Dark Nights: Metal mythos.
Batman: The Merciless #1 is another must have for any DC fan. It’s a destructive deconstruction of one of the more corrupted Batman of the Dark Multiverse.
In Batman: The Drowned #1 Dan Abnett and his team create the best story yet. Theirs is a tale of woe and whimsy set in the glorious waters of Earths both known and unknown.
The pages of Dark Nights: Metal #3 are, and will always be, engaging. Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo will see to that. Together, they make comics come to life with witty and massive stories featuring awesome and spectacular art.