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Dark Nights: Metal: Dark Knights Rising #[nn]

May 2019 · DC · 24.99 USD; 33.99 CAD
“Ride the Lightning”

In "Ride the Lightning," a 2019 issue of *Dark Nights: Metal: Dark Knights Rising*, young Bruce Wayne on Earth -32—numb from his parents' death—finds himself chosen by the Green Lantern Corps, only to twist the ring’s power to lethal ends. Written by Sam Humphries and illustrated by Ethan Van Sciver, with colors by Jason Wright and letters by Tom Napolitano, the story follows Bruce as he becomes Batman the Dawnbreaker, drawn into a darker mission by the Batman Who Laughs. The cover, by Jason Fabok, captures the grim intensity of a world on the brink.

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writer Sam Humphries · artist, inker Ethan Van Sciver · colorist Jason Wright · letterer Tom Napolitano · cover Jason Fabok

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artist, inker Ethan Van Sciver
colorist Jason Wright
cover pencils, inks Jason Fabok

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On Earth -32, young Bruce Wayne feels no emotions after witnessing the death of his parents, including having no fear, and he is selected to join the Green Lantern Corps. Using his tremendous willpower, he is able to over come the ring's settings to use it to kill criminals, and when Gordon, The Green Lantern Corps, and the Guardians try to stop him, Bruce kills them also. As Batman the Dawnbreaker, he learns that his world is about to be destroyed, and is recruited by the Batman Who Laughs to travel to Earth 0 to help take over that world, where he battles Green Lantern Hal Jordan.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).