Dark Nights: Death Metal: War of the Multiverses #[nn]

In "Fight! [Part 2]" from Dark Nights: Death Metal: War of the Multiverses, Wonder Woman stands against the Darkest Knight, who tries to break her spirit with grim truths. Drawing on a quiet memory from her youth, she finds renewed strength to keep fighting—no matter the odds.

In "First & Last Men," Superman and the Super Family face down four terrifying Dark Multiverse incarnations of himself, each a twisted reflection of his greatest hopes and fears. With their usual foes temporarily united by desperation, the heroes must stand together to survive a battle that tests the very meaning of heroism.

In "The Batmen Who Laugh," Batman rallies the Bat Family to confront the Dark Knights—twisted reflections of himself from the Dark Multiverse. With the corpse of the Batman Who Laughs reanimated by a Black Lantern ring, the battle takes a shocking turn when the resurrected villain turns on his creator, but Batman has anticipated the betrayal.

In "Unstable Atoms," Ryan Choi, Mister Terrific, and Will Magnus gear up to deploy the Metal Men in a desperate bid against the Dark Multiverse—only for Ryan to face a chilling confrontation with his own dark reflection. The stakes rise as the line between hero and villain blurs, and the fate of the multiverse hangs in the balance.

In the chaos of the War of the Multiverses, John Constantine finds himself face-to-face with his darker self—same sharp wit, same weary eyes, just a little more hellfire in the smile. With the fate of reality hanging in the balance, they make an unexpected pact: leave the war behind and head to a bar where the drinks are as cursed as the stories they’ve lived.

In the shadow of the Multiverse’s final battle, long-separated Titans reunite on the brink of war. When Wally’s sudden arrival stirs old wounds—especially for Roy’s grieving allies—Donna steps forward with quiet strength, offering forgiveness and a rallying speech that reignites hope among the fractured heroes.

In "Man of Tomorrow," Superman pushes the limits of time and hope, using a device to relive the same hour again and again on the eve of the final battle—each loop a chance to stand as a beacon for the world, no matter how many times he must return to the same moment.