Dark Nights: Metal
The Dark Knight has uncovered one of the lost mysteries of the universe...one that could destroy the very fabric of the DC Universe! With appearances from heroes, villains, and faces long forgotten, this volume examines every choice a hero doesn't take, every path he doesn't walk, and open up worlds that are forged by nightmares. Collects #1-6.
Reviews
Patrick Book@patrickb
I like a lot of this but the conclusion is deeply unsatisfying.
Zoe Smolen@booksatlunch
This is one of the more fun DC universe reads I've read in a while! The story is comprehensive, has a great twist, and overall is enjoyable to read. I can't wait to read other Metal tie ins! Thanks to Netgalley and DC for a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
Ayşe Özkan @ayseo
Dennis Jacob Rosenfeld@rosenfeld
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