COMICS: Get Your First Look At THE RED DEATH From DC's DARK NIGHTS: METAL Crossover

COMICS: Get Your First Look At THE RED DEATH From DC's DARK NIGHTS: METAL Crossover

Last month, DC announced their Dark Nights: Metal crossover, featuring evil Batman "hybrids" from an alternate universe. A preview for the Flash #33 has revealed the first of them: The Red Death.

By MattBellissimo - Jul 19, 2017 03:07 AM EST
Filed Under: Comics
DC's next Batman-centric crossover event - Dark Nights: Metal - kicks off next month.  While there have been few details surrounding the event, part of it will involve several alternate versions of Batman that hail from the Dark Multiverse. These evil Batmen are expected to contribute to the main story, but will also play a role in several tie-ins as well, which you can read more about here.

The first of these Batman hybrids - a fusion of Batman and The Flash known as The Red Death - has now been revealed on the cover preview for The Flash #33. Check out the preview and solicitation below, and stay tuned for more from Dark Nights: Metal as it's revealed! 


THE FLASH #33
Written by JOSHUA WILLIAMSON
Art by HOWARD PORTER
Cover by NEIL GOOGE
Variant cover by HOWARD PORTER

“JUSTICE INSURGENCE” part one! After the harrowing events of DARK NIGHTS: METAL #3, the JUSTICE LEAGUE has scattered around the world to find the only artifacts that can fight back against the invasion of the Dark Multiverse. The League thinks they know how to take back their world, but they are not prepared for who is standing in their way. The Seven Dark Knights of the Dark Multiverse. All the brilliance of Batman, but none of the morals. Barry Allen, The Fastest Man Alive, is the first to get a taste of their plan, as BATMAN: THE RED DEATH takes him on at the Fortress of Solitude.
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