History NightmareFuel / DCRebirth

** ''Tales From the Dark Multiverse'' cranks up the horrors from the Dark Multiverse up to eleven, depicting how several DC Events (in this case ComicBook/{{Knightfall}}, ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman, ComicBook/BlackestNight, ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis, and the ComicBook/TheJudasContract) [[CrapsackWorld can turn out wrong if one small decision or action can change]]. So if these events depicted in the Dark Multiverse can show how one decision could turn into a malformed world of nightmare, [[FridgeHorror imagine yourself making a wrong decision that you swore (or think) that it will not happen, and how you and others can live in that world when you do it?]]

** ''Tales From the Dark Multiverse'' cranks up the horrors from the Dark Multiverse UpToEleven, depicting how several DC Events (in this case ComicBook/{{Knightfall}}, ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman, ComicBook/BlackestNight, ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis, and the ComicBook/TheJudasContract) [[CrapsackWorld can turn out wrong if one small decision or action can change]]. So if these events depicted in the Dark Multiverse can show how one decision could turn into a malformed world of nightmare, [[FridgeHorror imagine yourself making a wrong decision that you swore (or think) that it will not happen, and how you and others can live in that world when you do it?]]

* In the Justice League vs. Suicide Squad comics, we find out all about [[spoiler: Eclipso and how dangerous he is. Especially in ''Justice League #15, where we see it almost like zombie plague.]]

** The aesthetics surrounding [[spoiler: Manchester Black's]] hideout are really creepy as well, with weird, organic-like technology that even gives some Franchise/{{Alien}} vibes. And then the jackass himself ''forces'' Jon to see how his father cauterizes his mother's leg stump. All wanting to create a Superman who will do what Superman won't.
** [[spoiler: Jon turned into Superboy Black is all kinds of creepy.]]
* [[spoiler:PARALLAX IS BACK. AND HE'S POSSESSED SUPERMAN.]]

* You know what's possibly the worst kicker that the DC Rebirth has to offer? There is a possibility that the whole DC multiverse is shaped and rewritten by some being treating the prime DC Universe like a petri-dish, with several characters mentioning from that they're being "watched", to outright ''fearing'' about facing the "being" themselves (with in one case Reverse-Flash coming to said being for the sake of power until [[HorrifyingTheHorror he sees it in person]], or another when Mr. Mxyzptlk stating that even with his RealityWarper powers, [[EvenEvilHasStandards he would not dare to face 'Him' in person]]). Hell, it is even indirectly mentioned all the way back since the end of ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}. That's right, at somehow and somepoint, [[spoiler: '''''[[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} Doctor Manhattan]]''''' has arrived to the DC Universe and has managed to rewrite and retcon several characters in AND out of existence, along with tampering the overall history of the DC Universe itself.]]
--> '''[[spoiler: Reverse-Flash]]''': God....I saw....God.
** Come to ComicBook/DoomsdayClock, [[spoiler: yes, he was indirectly the cause of almost '''''everything''''' that happened in the DC Universe, all because he [[GoMadFromTheRevelation can't comprehend the fact that a world full of superheroes can lead to a hopeful one]] instead of a [[CrapsackWorld world that dislikes superheroes just like his original universe]]]].

--> '''[[spoiler: Reverse-Flash]]''': [[FamousLastWords God....I saw....God.]]

** ''Tales From the Dark Multiverse'' cranks up the horrors from the Dark Multiverse UpToEleven, depicting how several DC Events (in this case ComicBook/{{Knightfall}}, ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman, ComicBook/BlackestNight, ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis, and the ComicBook/TheJudasContract) [[CrapsackWorld can turn out wrong if one small decision or action can change]]. So if these events depicted in the Dark Multiverse can show how one decision could turn into a malformed world of nightmare, [[FridgeHorror imagine yourself making a wrong decision that you swore that it will not happen, and how you can live in that world when you do it?]]

** Come to ComicBook/DoomsdayClock, [[spoiler: yes, he was indirectly the cause of almost '''''everything''''' that happened in the DC Universe, all because he [[GoMadFromTheRevelation can't comprehend the fact that a world full of superheroes can lead to a hopeful one]] instead of a [[CrapsackWorld world that dislikes superheroes just like his original universe]]]]

* You know what's possibly the worst kicker that the DC Rebirth has to offer? There is a possibility that the whole DC multiverse is shaped and rewritten by some being treating the prime DC Universe like a petri-dish, with several characters mentioning from that they're being "watched", to outright ''fearing'' about facing the "being" themselves (with in one case Reverse-Flash coming to said being for the sake of power until [[HorrifyingTheHorror he sees it in person]], or another when Mr. Mxyzptlk stating that even with his RealityWarper powers, [[EvenEvilHasStandards he would not dare to face 'Him' in person]]). Hell, it is even indirectly mentioned all the way back since the end of ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}. That's right [[spoiler: somehow and somepoint, '''''[[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} Doctor Manhattan]]''''' has arrived to the DC Universe and has managed to rewrite and retcon several characters in AND out of existence, along with tampering the overall history of the DC Universe itself.]]
--> '''[[spoiler: Reverse-Flash]]''': [[FamousLastWords God....I saw....God.]]

* You know what's possibly the worst kicker that the DC Rebirth has to offer? There is a possibility that the whole DC multiverse is shaped and rewritten by some being treating the prime DC Universe like a petri-dish, with several characters mentioning from that they're being "watched", to outright ''fearing'' about facing the "being" themselves [[spoiler: (with in one case [[ComicBook/TheButton Reverse-Flash coming to said being for the sake of power]] until [[HorrifyingTheHorror he sees it in person]])]]. Hell, it is even indirectly mentioned all the way back since the end of ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}. That's right [[spoiler: somehow and somepoint, '''''[[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} Doctor Manhattan]]''''' has arrived to the DC Universe and has managed to rewrite and retcon several characters in AND out of existence, along with tampering the overall history of the DC Universe itself.]]

* You know what's possibly the worst kicker that the DC Rebirth has to offer? There is a possibility that the whole DC multiverse is shaped and rewritten by some being treating the prime DC Universe like a petri-dish, with several characters mentioning from that they're being "watched", to outright ''fearing'' about facing the "being" themselves [[spoiler: (with in one case [[ComicBook/TheButton Reverse-Flash coming back burned by radiation]] with his dying words being that he saw "God" himself)]]. Hell, it is even indirectly mentioned all the way back since the end of ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}. That's right [[spoiler: somehow and somepoint, '''''[[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} Doctor Manhattan]]''''' has arrived to the DC Universe and has managed to rewrite and retcon several characters in AND out of existence, along with tampering the overall history of the DC Universe itself.]]

* DC Rebirth introduced a new multiverse set in the DC Comics: The Dark Multiverse. It's essentially an EvilCounterpart of the main DC multiverse that most comics have taken place, where worlds are made out of the fears and bad decisions that people make there, and when people from the main multiverse overcomes their fears, those worlds in the Dark Multiverse ultimately rot apart into oblivion. That said, seven evil Batmen from the Dark Multiverse escaped from their inevitable fates from the Dark Multiverse and try to take over the multiverse as servants of [[MultiversalConqueror Barbatos himself]], with some of them trying to save their own worlds in the process.

* [[spoiler:PARALLAX IS BACK. AND HE'S POSSESSED SUPERMAN.]]

Wouldn't be DC Comics without a nice healthy dose of Nightmares, eh? Lets count some of the best:

** [[spoiler: Jon turned into Superboy Black is all kinds of creepy.]]

** The aesthetics surrounding [[spoiler: Manchester Black's]] hideout are really creepy as well, with weird, organic-like technology that even gives some Franchise/{{Alien}} vibes. And then the jackass himself ''forces'' Jon to see how his father cauterizes his mother's leg stump. All wanting to create a Superman who will do what Superman won't.

** The aesthetics surrounding [[spoiler: Manchester Black's]] hideout are really creepy as well, with weird, organic-like technology that even gives some Franchise/{{Alien}} vibes. And then the jackass himself ''forces'' Jon to see how his father cauterizes his mother's leg stump.

** The aesthetics surrounding [[spoiler: Manchester Black's]] hideout are really creepy as well, with weird, organic-like technology that even gives some Franchise/{{Alien}} vibes.

* Maxwell Lord captures the Eclipso Diamond in ''Justice League vs. Suicide Squad''. A seriously disturbed Amanda Waller tries to talk some sense into Lord, recounting how dangerous the diamond is and the atrocities it's responsible for. For a brief instant, Lord fondly talks about one such massacre... then snaps out of it and resumes talking to Amanda, who's just trying to hold herself together.

* Maxwell Lord captures the Eclipso Diamond in ''Justice League vs. Suicide Squad''.

* ''Superman'' #21 is creepy from beginning to end, including a giant squid, ink men, demonic possession and a creepy girl with superpowers.

* In ''Batman'' Bane is back to being portrayed as imposing, ruthless and terrifyingly competent and quickly shows how much danger to people around Bruce someone like that knowing his secret identity is.

* The new version of Lady Shiva in Detective Comics, who is even more terrifying than usual, in one scene showing BlackEyesOfEvil and threatening to torture a regiment of Colony soldiers to death in a horrific fashion, offering them only a quick death if they give her what she wants.

* Maxwell Lord captures the Eclipso Diamond in ''Justice League vs. Suicide Squad''.

* Apokalips adorned with the Superman S-shield.

* In the Justice League vs. Suicide Squad comics, we find out all about [[spoiler: Eclipso and how dangerous he is. Especially in ''Justice League #15, where we see it almost like zombie plague.]]