The Batman Who Laughs survived the events of Dark Nights: Metal, and now he's got a whole new team of DC heroes to torment - but how, and why?

The events of Dark Nights: Metal have resulted in the creation of a better Multiverse than DC Comics has ever seen.

Dark Nights: Metal ended with a lot of set up towards the future of the DC Universe, so here's everything that happened.

The revelation that No Justice's villains are massive cosmic judges unleashed in Dark Nights: Metal shares a similarity with Marvel Legacy #1.

Joe would do anything to save his small town—even make a deal with the devil! DC Comics' The Curse of Brimstone #1 by Justin Jordan & Philip Tan.

With the dangers of the Dark Multiverse defeated, the Justice League celebrates its victory with a concert, as our DC's heroes dance the night away.

Dark Nights: Metal #6's second half may have had even more DCU references and hints to talk about than its first.

In Dark Nights: Metal #6, Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo bring a widely popular Batman meme into official DCU canon.

Dark Nights: Metal #6 cues up the last dance for DC's latest epic, and we break down all the trivia you can handle!

Heroes from beyond the Multiverse arrive to save the day in Dark Nights: Metal's big finale, including one commonly associated with Frank Miller.

In Dark Nights: Metal #6, we learn how and why the Justice League will once again use the Hall of Justice as their base of operations.

Scott Snyder opens up about his vision for the DC Universe following the finale of Dark Nights: Metal, and his approach to the Justice League.

The identity of the Batman Who Laughs' bandaged prisoner is a A-list player from one of the DCU's most important events, ever.

Batman returns the Earth and joins forces with the last person you'd expect in order to take down his dark doppelganger.

Dark Nights: Metal #6 not only set the stage for No Justice, it offered a glimpse of exactly what threat DC's revamped Justice League will soon face.

Tenth Metal is logically and brilliantly shown as something that's been around for decades, but its capabilities are actually far greater.

Justice League of America and Sideways are helping to lay a new foundation for DC Comics' cosmic landscape.

The New Age of DC Heroes titles all feature ties to the current Dark Nights: Metal event, though some are tighter than others.

The Dark Knights' prisoner may have the power to turn the tide of Dark Night: Metal's main battle, if only the heroes can free him.

In Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt #1, one of the seven evil iterations of Batman finally sees the error of his ways.

DC Comics' Multiverse undergoes another major transformation in the pages of Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt #1.

A seemingly inexplicable visual detail in Justice League #38 could actually be a clue to one of the heroes' post-Metal fate.