Well DC really hit the nail on the head with this title. (Sarcasm!) This little one-shot provides us with the backstory on Carter Hall's exploits in the Dark Multiverse. The problem is that it's not all that interesting and rather confusing. Be ready as spoilers are about to begin. So apparently, because Carter Hall , much like Bruce Wayne, can't leave well enough alone ends up in the Dark Multiverse. Here he is trapped in a nightmare where he and his past lives (I spotted a version of Nighthawk and the Silent Knight) and are dragged one by one to a spaceship that is seemingly run by ManHawks never to return. This version of Hawkman has the balls to fight back. But like the old saying states, he who wins shall lose. While I am glad to see Carter in a more traditional version of the Hawkman costume, this book does very little to move the Dark Nights storyline forward and since the big reveal was done at the end of the last issue of Dark Nights, we already know how this chapter is going to end. The next time I'm at a Justice League reunion, I'm going to Three Stooges head knock Wayne and Hall's heads together. Nosey Buttinskis!