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DC’s Dark Nights: Death Metal was already one of this year’s must-read comics. The Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo-helmed seven-issue series follows Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman as they grapple ...

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This guide focuses on the Dark Nights: Metal event and not Dark Nights: Death Metal. Dark Nights: Death Metal is a sequel to ...

Back in January, DC released the seventh and final issue of its critically-acclaimed Dark Nights: Death Metal miniseries. The series was notably accompanied by its own soundtrack, with a diverse ...

After six core issues and a ton of tie-ins, we arrive at #7, the conclusion to the Death Metal event. Though I’ve praised and enjoyed parts of the story, I’ve also been critical of it. I think ...

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Here are the best death metal albums of 2024. So far, the 2020s overall have been one of the most remarkable periods in death metal history. While some of the genre's originators are still operating ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Jeff Barrett To borrow a tagline from 2001: A Space Odyssey, the death metal played by ...