Preview: Dark Knights of Steel II #3

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Dark Knights of Steel II #3

(W) Tom Taylor (A) Otto Schmidt

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 …

Comic book cover for 'Dark Knights of Steel', Issue Three, featuring a large profile of a character with curly hair and green eyes, surrounded by swirling red vines and falling figures.
A comic panel depicting a character in distress, screaming 'LET ME OUT!' while a companion observes. The background shows a dark, ominous setting with red hues and jagged lines, suggesting tension and danger. Additional panels feature dialogue indicating a power struggle and the need for control.
A scene depicting a tense confrontation between characters in a dimly lit dungeon. One character is chained and appears injured, while others stand nearby, including one in armor and a female character. Dialogue reveals the themes of loyalty and betrayal.
A comic panel featuring a conversation between three characters. One character appears to be questioning another about loyalty and choice while a third character observes. The setting is dark and moody, with highlights of light, indicating a tense situation.
A comic book panel showing a heroic character in armor confronting guards. The character commands them to stand aside while a fight breaks out, indicated by the sound effect 'CRACK.' In the background, a distressed character in a cell calls for 'My Queen' and another character shouts about their sisters.

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