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Dark Nights: Metal (comic)
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2 on Outsiders #7 reviewThe cat is out of the bag! In the previous issue, Drummer reveals that she has been Jakita Wagner the entire time! Whether readers are familiar with the events of Planetary or not, Outsiders #7 takes time to illuminate the true fate of the team. Let's take a look. You've Been In My Story Since…
So, I’m starting to suspect that people think I don’t like Dark Nights: Death Metal. Honestly, I’m not sure what gave it away. Do you think it was the consistent 5/10’s I gave to books others have considered to be the best parts of the series (Speed Metal, The Secret Origin)? Could it have been…
It’s been a long journey to the point Hell Arisen #4 brings us to. With several miniseries, tie-in issues and crossovers galore, the main storyline of the DC Universe has been wrapped up in these machinations for a while now. With the weight of the world on its shoulders, it’s no surprise Hell Arisen #4…
Prime1 Studio is bringing The Drowned from Dark Nights Metal to life in a new statue. Standing 35-inches tall, this Drowned statue will be a great addition to your DC statue collection. The exclusive version will feature an extra portrait. The basic version will run you $1,049, while the exclusive comes in at $1,099. Both…
Justice League #39 concluded the Justice/Doom War with a surprising reveal about the fate of the DC Universe going forward - but anyone who's read all of the years-long story knows that it isn't finished just yet. Scott Snyder's story (co-authored with James Tynion IV) spun out of the pages of Dark Nights: Metal, a wild…
Completing DC Collectibles’ DARK NIGHTS: METAL statue line, the final epic piece features the Batman Who Laughs and Robin minions! Standing tall and imposing, surrounded by his three Robin minions in chains, the Batman Who Laughs is here to haunt your nightmares. Based on the art of Greg Capullo Sculpted by Jason Frailey Limited to…
Rocking into our world from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL comes the fastest and deadliest man in the Dark Multiverse—the Red Death! A menacing mash-up of Batman and the Flash, this Dark Knight came about when a once-noble Caped Crusader stole the Speed Force from the Flash hoping to prevent tragedies in the past. This transfusion…
Rocking into our world from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL comes a nightmarish fusion of the technological power of Cyborg and the tactical brilliance of Batman. Hailing from the Dark Multiverse, this Dark Knight was born when an all-powerful A.I. program designed by Cyborg began to misinterpret its coding to homicidal ends.Crafted from high-quality…
Rocking into our world from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL comes a nightmarish fusion of the only two beings capable of taking on the Man of Steel—Doomsday and Batman. Meticulously crafted in polyresin, this statue captures the imposing essence of the Devastator—an all-powerful creature in which the unstoppable might of Doomsday fuses with the unmatched brains…
Rocking into our world from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL comes a nightmarish fusion of a gender-flipped Batman and Aquaman—the Drowned. Bryce Wayne came from Earth-11 and harbored a deep hatred of the Atlanteans for their role in the death of her beloved, Sylvester Kyle. In a quest to avenge Kyle, she spliced her DNA…
The day has finally arrived, and DC Universe Online is now available on the Nintendo Switch. Teased for months, the release of DCUO on the Switch was given a date last month at San Diego Comic-Con. Aug. 6 got her fairly quickly, and the game is now aviable for your Switch. This is a big…
I wasn’t the biggest fan of Dark Nights: Metal—but I’m probably repeating myself. I still did enjoy a number of the designs and backstories of the Dark Batmans, though. But not The Drowned. Honestly? I think it’s all about names for me: “Bryce Wayne” and “Sylvester Kyle” just sound dopey. Gender-swapping our well-known characters? Sure.…
A few months ago, the long-running, free-to-play massive multiplayer online game announced that it would come to the Nintendo Switch this summer, but that was a little bit vague, no? At San Diego Comic-Con, DC Universe Online gave a definitive release date of August 6th, 2019 for Nintendo's latest console. This August, jump headlong into…
Ripped from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL comes the Batman Who Laughs, a striking version of the Caped Crusader who makes nightmares shudder. The BATMAN BLACK & WHITE line brings to life interpretations of the World’s Greatest Detective and select Gotham City characters from the comics industry’s brightest stars. Limited Edition of 5,000 Measures approximately 7"…
Based on the art of Greg Capullo Sculpted by Djordje Djokovic Rocking into our world from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL is DC’s most powerful villain. Except this time he’s a little different. Emphasis on little. In the twisting, nightmare-and-rock-and-roll-infused plot of METAL, Scott Snyder has the Dark Knight capture the newborn Darkseid to…
Based on the art of Greg Capullo Sculpted by Djordje Djokovic “My whole life, I had been afraid of doing what I knew needed to be done. Afraid to give all of myself to the battle. The helmet showed me that my codes and rules were naive. That all that truly mattered was victory. And…
Based on the art of Greg Capullo Sculpted by Adrienne Smith WITH DARKNESS BLACK I CHOKE THE LIGHT, NO BRIGHTEST DAY ESCAPES MY SIGHT. I TURN THE DAWN INTO MIDNIGHT, BEWARE MY POWER...DAWNBREAKER’S MIGHT! Rocking into our world from the pages of DARK NIGHTS: METAL comes Batman: Dawnbreaker, a sinister fusion of Batman and Green Lantern from…
Dark Nights: Metal was far from my favorite event, but I sure loved a lot of Greg Capullo’s designs for those evil Batmen (sorry Bryce). Diamond’s Red Death Gallery is out now, and it’s a great take on this particular evil Bruce. The Speed Force energy looks like it was made of Fruit Roll-Ups, but…
I know the response to Metal was somewhat mixed here in the Batman News comics community, but I can’t imagine anyone being cold on the crazy imagery created by Greg Capullo for the series. Diamond Select has already done a fine version of the Batman Who Laughs, and I’ll have a review of their Red…
Do you remember Dark Nights: Metal? Do you remember it fondly? Did you like all those plum-crazy Bruces Wayne cosplaying as their Justice League teammates? If nothing else, Metal was a loud, nutso ball of energy that set up Scott Snyder's run on Justice League—including the introduction of the Batman Who Laughs. The Batman Who Laughs comes from…
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