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Friday, September 18, 2026

Dark Knights Of Steel II #3 Preview

 


Our national leaders look out for us. Yet, the allure of Absolute Power can inhibit them from uniting with other leaders for the good of all. Rulers like Carmine Falcone of the Blüdhaven Isles, Diana of Amazonia, and King Arthur of Atlantis know the value of peace. They're grateful for the kindnesses they've received from fellow leaders, and seek greater unity for their mutual protection. Yet not everyone feels this way. As Barbara Gordon detects treachery against the House of El, Victor Falcone urges his father to attack the Kingdom of Metropolis. 

Will the world erupt into warfare again? And can the Kal-El, his sister Zala, and their mother Lara shrug off the poison coursing through their systems?

Here's all the info from DC Connect:

 

Dark Knights Of Steel II #3 Preview

Writer: Tom Taylor

Artist: Otto Schmidt

Cover Artist: Yasmine Putri

Variant Cover Artists: Travis Moore, Marguerite Sauvage & Gerald Parel

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Series Length: 12 Issues

Price: $4.99 US/Variant $5.99 US (Card Stock

Release Date: September 16, 2026

 

 

The Kingdom Of El 

On The Brink Of Ruin?

 

 

With the House of El’s queen, crown prince, and princess bedridden, Lois of Amazonia jailed, the Amazons expelled, and the threat beneath the waves growing with each passing day, Amanda Waller has everything to gain as she assumes emergency control of the Kingdom of El. Harley Quinn, the Els’ advisor, must recruit to her cause a young Barbara Gordon, for the aid of her visions, and Dick Grayson, who’s just about the only person who might stand a chance of finding the missing Prince Bruce. But even as our heroes gather in secret, they’re about to discover that there isn’t much a power-hungry Waller wouldn’t do to cement her reign…

 

 

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Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For the plot against the Els, see Dark Knights of Steel II #2 Preview

For more on King Arthur of Atlantis, see Dark Knights of Steel II: Heir to the Sea #1 Review.

For how this series began, see Dark Knights Of Steel II #1 Preview.


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