Dark Nights: Metal - The Resistance #[nn]

In the warped echoes of Gotham, the Batman Who Laughs has turned the city into a shifting maze of nightmare realms, each ruled by a twisted former Arkham inmate. Trapped in the Riddler’s labyrinth, Robin must team up with Green Arrow, Harley Quinn, and Killer Croc to survive the deadly puzzles and escape before the maze consumes them all.

In "Gotham Resistance Part 2: A Ring of Ice and Fear," Nightwing, Robin, Green Arrow, Killer Croc, and Harley Quinn face off against Mister Freeze and his army of ice giants in a frozen, twisted version of Gotham, where every shadow holds a new threat. Meanwhile, the Teen Titans and the Suicide Squad clash with a horde of Dark Robins across a fractured, alternate realm—each team fighting to survive as the city itself turns against them.

In "Gotham Resistance Part 3: Welcome to the Jungle," Harley Quinn, Croc, Green Arrow, Nightwing, and Robin fight their way through a twisted, jungle-like Gotham, confronting Poison Ivy in her transformed domain—only to be cornered by a corrupted Suicide Squad and a sinister version of the Teen Titans, all reshaped by the influence of Dark Robin.

In "Gotham Resistance Finale," Green Arrow, Nightwing, Robin, Harley Quinn, and Mr. Terrific fight their way through a twisted, altered Gotham to reach the heart of the city, where the Batman Who Laughs and Dark Robin have built a monstrous machine powered by the life forces of the captured Teen Titans and Suicide Squad. As the heroes push forward, they gain a fleeting victory—only to face a devastating new threat when the Batman Who Laughs calls upon the other Dark Knights. With Doctor Fate arriving to aid their escape, the team must make a harrowing choice, leaving their allies behind in the ruins of the city.

In "Batman Lost," the Caped Crusader is hurled into the shifting chaos of the Dark Multiverse, where time and reality fray around him as he tumbles between fractured eras of Gotham’s past. Each new timeline presents a puzzle he must solve, but the deeper he delves, the more he realizes someone—or something—is orchestrating his torment.

In "Bats Out of Hell Part One," The Flash and Steel join forces with Superman on a desperate mission into the Dark Multiverse to rescue Batman, as the Justice League fractures in a hunt for Nth Metal. Trapped and isolated, the heroes face twisted versions of themselves—The Flash confronts the Red Death in a Central City where Iris and Wally are aged and enslaved, while Green Lantern, Aquaman, and Wonder Woman battle their own Dark Knights.

In "Bats Out of Hell Part Two: Countdown to Extinction," the remaining members of the Justice League stand against their corrupted counterparts in a desperate fight for Earth’s survival. As the Flash clashes with the Red Death, Aquaman battles the Drowned, Wonder Woman faces the Merciless, and Green Lantern confronts the Dawnbreaker, Cyborg grapples with a personal trial that tests his very core.

In "Bats Out of Hell Part Three None More Black," Hal Jordan faces his deepest fears in a brutal clash beneath Coast City, where the Dawnbreaker exploits his inner turmoil. As the battle turns, Hal is captured and delivered to Challengers Mountain in Gotham, where he joins other imprisoned heroes held by the Dark Knights.

In "Bats Out of Hell Finale," the Justice League and other heroes are imprisoned by the Dark Knights, but Cyborg fights through the corrupting pull of the Dark Multiverse to break the hold on his allies. With the arrival of Barbatos looming, Cyborg guides the heroes in a desperate bid to escape—fleeing through Hypertime as chaos unfolds.

In "Hawkman Found," Carter Hall awakens in a strange realm where echoes of his past lives—other incarnations of himself—lurk in shadows, only to be hunted by monstrous Manhawks. As he races to uncover the source of the terror, Carter commandeers a mysterious spaceship, confronting a twisted version of Hawkman who sees him as nothing more than a rival to be destroyed.