Dark Nights: Death Metal was a comic series published by DC Comics in 2020-2021. The seven-issue series is a follow-up to Year of the Villain and takes place after Perpetua took over the Multiverse with The Batman Who Laughs. The comic books were written by Scott Snyder and illustrated by Greg Capullo.
Batman arms himself with his Death Meral Scythe as he faces off against his dark counterpart, The Batman Who Laughs, in an epic cosplay.
Wonder Woman sacrificed herself, saving the Multiverse in Dark Nights: Death Metal. She just saved it again by choosing mercy over death.
Acclaimed composer Tyler Bates chats about producing the Dark Nights: Death Metal soundtrack and reinventing DC Comics through music.
Wonder Woman has been robbed of her place on Mount Olympus, but at least Diana's new costume reveals what she'd look like as a god.
Captain Boomerang has kept the monstrous mutation he received in Dark Nights Death Metal - but why did he keep it? And what does it mean for the DCU?
The Dark Nights Death Metal Deluxe Edition hardcover is in stores now and DC has released a special music video trailer to get fans excited.
After Wonder Woman's leadership and sacrifices in Dark Nights: Death Metal, Infinite Frontier #1 initially seems like a step back for the character.
DC's Infinite Frontier is nearly here, diving into its new Omniverse continuity. Here's the Omniverse explained, and what fans should know in advance.
Dark Nights: Death Metal was a story that seemed to promise DC was ending their era of dark stories, and they're already breaking that promise.
Death Metal gave rise to untold numbers of evil Batmen from across the Dark Multiverse, and now they're all in one place for your reading pleasure!
DC's reality-altering Death Metal returned its heroes' memories, meaning Batman likely now re his original stories as a murderous vigilante.
The international editions of DC's Dark Nights: Death Metal will include variant covers featuring major metal bands like Megadeth and Ozzy Osbourne.
In Future State: Immortal Wonder Woman #1, Diana adopts the same mentality that Bruce Wayne espouses during the Death Metal event.
Batman's trusted butler Alfred Pennyworth has been dead for a while now, but he makes a return in the finale to Dark Nights Death Metal.
The climactic events in the Death Metal series prove that a simple comment Wonder Woman makes in the issue #1 revealed the Multiverse's true hero.
Death Metal was a bleak and brutal event. Superman, Batman, Flash, and Black Canary celebrated its end with a band and a massive party.
The architects of existence, the Hands, have bore witness to thousands of Multiverses--but none so foolish or irable as the DC Multiverse.
In the finale of Dark Nights: Death Metal, Wonder Woman makes an unforgivable assertion about Batman. Here's why she's wrong.
Robin's green short shorts are now considered cannon in the Batman's lore. How was the Boy Wonder's original look so widely controversial?
Thanks to Dark Nights: Death Metal, everything in the DC Universe matters, and it's a very meaningful concept specifically for comic books fans.
Dark Nights: Death Metal ended on a high note, but the recent Future State event has answered that promise with a bleak, dystopian DC Universe!
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