The new vision for the DC Universe, which can be summed up as get bent continuity, kicks off in Infinite Frontier #0, a 64-page anthology one-shot "setting the stage for new storylines, surprises, and mysteries unfolding over this year and beyond," according to the publisher.
What’s the harbinger of the next slap of a comic book F5 key? None other than the next big rock ‘n roll adventure, Dark Nights: Death Metal. In this story, DC’s finest aren’t just fighting an unwinnable battle,they’ve already lost. Heroes are scattered, Superman is nowhere to be found and the Caped Crusader is organising a resistance against the might of Perpetua and the Batman Who Laughs.
Out of all the wild crossovers and reality threatening events to come out of DC Comics, Dark Nights Metal stands head and shoulders above them all as the most metal AF thing that the Distinguished Competition has ever released. Prepare for a sequel, because the next Dark Nights series won't just be metal: It'll be DEATH METAL.
What if Bruce Wayne failed in his battle to reclaim the mantle of the bat from his mad successor, Jean-Paul Valley? That's the question that the first Tales from the Dark Multiverse comics answers in grim fashion.
On March 27, Detective Comics kicks off its monumental one thousandth issue with a series of short stories that will be crammed into a 96-page celebration of the dark knight.
Forget about Doomsday Clock. Forget about Leviathan, because the DC Universe may be about to be plunged into a war that has all of creation at stake in a manner that makes the original mega-crossover Crisis on Infinite Earths look like a lazy Sunday afternoon siesta in comparison.
The polar opposite of the regular Dark Knight, The Batman Who Laughs is Bruce Wayne without inhibitions, a merciless force of nature that enjoys causing mayhem and destruction. Did the Joker get the best of him at the end of Dark Nights: Metal? Apparently not, because ol’ Chuckles survived and is now plotting a comeback tour in the regular DC Universe. Only this time, he’s managed to recruit some help for his latest misadventure in the form of a trigger-happy alternate Batman.
There’s a golden rule when it comes to Batman: The dark knight never ever uses guns. Unless you're the caped crusader who pops up in the Batman Who Laugh, as this vigitlante takes his war on crime to dangerous new levels.
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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