There are very few comic book crossover events where readers get a truly complete and cohesive story just sticking to the core miniseries. There are always tie-ins and spinoffs that add much-needed depth and context to the main conflict. Dark Nights: Metal is no exception. The core series has been a wild romp, but readers simply aren't getting the same experience if they aren't also adding books like Batman Lost #1, Hawkman Found #1 and the Dark Days one-shots to their list. Now you can add Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt to that list.
That's not to say this comic isn't without its flaws. It pretty much goes without saying that an issue boasting four writers and three pencillers is going to suffer from a certain degree of inconsistency. It's not clear exactly how writers Scott Snyder, Grant Morrison, James Tynion IV and Joshua Williamson divided up their work on this issue. Suffice it to say, there are sections where Morrison's surreal voice is much more readily apparent than others. The narrative as a whole is also a bit jumbled, jumping between the Dark Knights themselves, heroes like Flash, Cyborg and Raven and even a recap of Detective Chimp's origin story.
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