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I'm sorry, I don't know the full story of Dark Knights of Steel in detail. You can try to find it in comic books or official websites.

It's a story that combines elements of the DC universe in a new and unique way. It has knights and a different take on the classic superheroes.

In my opinion, Author X is really good. Their stories always have a great flow and they manage to capture the essence of the 'dark knights metal' theme perfectly.

The Kamen Rider was the main character of the Japanese special television series,"Kamen Rider." His transformation form had the ability to fight and protect humans. Although the Kamen Rider series was very popular in Japan, it also had a large number of fans in the United States and other countries. The following is some of the dark history of the Masked Rider series: In 1966, the Japanese animation company Toei released the first episode of the Kamen Rider TV series. However, this was seen as a form of over-consumption entertainment at the time, and the audience at that time did not generally accept this novel form of animation. In the early 1990s, the Kamen Rider series was launched in the United States and quickly won many fans. However, Toei was worried that releasing it in the Japanese market might affect its performance in the American market, so they decided to translate it into English and release it in the American market. This greatly affected the performance of the Masked Rider in the American market because most of the audience was not familiar with this form of Japanese culture. In 2006, the Kamen Rider series was first broadcasted in mainland China. However, due to the fact that the internet environment in the mainland of China was not as developed as it was now, the audience of the Masked Rider series in China was very limited. The Kamen Rider series had always performed well in the Japanese market, but its performance in the American market was relatively poor. This also led to the copyright issue of the Kamen Rider series because Toei was worried that selling the copyright to television producers in other countries might affect its performance in the Japanese market. Although the Kamen Rider series was very popular in Japan, it also had a large number of fans in other countries such as the United States. In addition, some of the dark history of the Masked Rider series also left a deep impression in the hearts of audiences in other countries.

Here, I would like to recommend a few Undead novels that involve Death Knights, Dark Knights, and Liches: "Super Undead Lord,""The Path of the Lich King,""My Dark Soul System,""The Holy Light Lich of Online Games," and "The Land of Everwinter." They were all long novels with exciting plots and the main characters were all undead characters. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There are reimagined versions of classic DC characters like Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, among others.

After Dark Knights Metal, Aquaman's story could take several directions. For one, his connection to the ocean's magic might be altered. The Dark Knights Metal event might have disrupted the natural order of things in the ocean. This could lead to changes in the power dynamics among the underwater creatures. Aquaman would then have to navigate these changes while also being vigilant against any threats that might come from the remnants of the Dark Knights Metal event. He might also have to re - establish his rule and authority, as some of his subjects could be affected by the chaos. Additionally, new allies or enemies could surface as a result of the event, and Aquaman would need to adapt accordingly.

The obvious main characters could be the leaders of the Dark Knights themselves. They are the ones driving the actions and decisions of the group.

I'm not entirely sure about all the main plot points. But I know it has a different take on the relationships between the heroes.