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Absolute Batman #6 W: @ssnyder1835.bsky.social A: @nickdragotta.bsky.social CA: Frank Quitely is an amazing conclusion to the first arc. I feel like there are some new iconic Batman images that have come out of this issue (i.e. 3rd pic). Super excited to see where the rest of the book goes.
The B cover of Absolute Batman number six drawn by Frank Quietly. The cover depicts Batman standing at the end of a steel support beam looking out into the distance. Two pages from Absolute Batman issue number six. The pages are a connected slash page depicting a young Bruce posing for a photograph with his five friends. From left to right is: Harvey Dent, Edward Nygma, Ozwald Cobblepot, Selina Kyle, Bruce Wayne, and Waylon Jones. A page from Absolute Batman issue number six. The page is splash page that depicts Batman descending down to the ground in a semi silhouette, with parts of him being lit by the lightning bolt that flashes behind him. A page from Absolute Batman issue number six. The panel prominently shown depicts Martha Wayne punching a man across the face with a mean left hook and Jim Gordon watching from the distance. The narration in the panel says, “…I want you to know I’m proud of you.” The onomatopoeia, “KRAK” is displayed in big letters next to the man being punched.
April 1, 2025 at 4:13 AM
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Absolute Superman #5 W: @jason-aaron.bsky.social A: @rafasandoval.bsky.social CA: Sean Gordon Murphy. The backstory on Krypton has been my favorite part of this story so far. I’ve been enjoying Aaron’s more radical Superman and I’m excited to see what is next in Smallville.
The B cover of Absolute Superman issue number five. The cover artist is Sean Gordon Murphy. The cover depicts Superman lifting up a tank above his head with only his right arm. A page from Absolute Superman issue number five. The panel prominently shown depicts a young Kal-El standing at the mouth of a cave with his dog, Krypto, and looking out at the distance. They see ravines being opened up in the ground of Krypton, green inferno spewing out from below, consuming most of the ground. A page from Absolute Superman issue number five. The two panels prominently shown depicts a closeup of a Peacemaker officer being shoved against a wall by Superman. The first panel is further away and the officer is saying, “HHRRHK! Please…”, while the narration reads, “My entire world died screaming, while I was helpless to stop it.” The second panel gets closer to the officer’s face. The narration reads, “But I’m not helpless anymore.”, while the peacemaker officer says, “Please… Don’t kill me.” A page from Absolute Superman issue number five. The four panels prominently shown are wide panel that, together, take up the entire page with thin borders between each other. The first panel depicts space ships flying up in the air out of green inferno and smoke, from left to right. The second shows a fallen building engulfed in the green flames eating away at the planet. The third depicts a building exploding from a mid section. The fourth panel shows a city engulfed in flames, falling in on itself. There is narration, but my main focus when choosing this page was to show the destruction of Krypton.
March 29, 2025 at 5:11 AM
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The Seasons #2 W: @remender.bsky.social A: Paul Azaceta introduces us to the other two Seasons sisters while also doing a good job at establishing the family dynamics. I’d be remiss not to mention the beautiful coloring being done by @matlopes.bsky.social. Also, Gilbert is my favorite character.
The A cover of The Seasons issue number two drawn by Paul Azaceta. The cover prominently features the four Seasons sisters and Gilbert the goldfish with a few clowns around them. A page from The Seasons issue number two. Two panels are prominently featured. depict Winter Season sitting while looking at her painting saying, “It’s the boldest endeavor there is. And NEVER without risk.” The second panel prominently featured depicts Spring and Winter Season looking at a painting that Winter made. Winter says, “The creator bears total responsibility for the gamble. And when it fails…?” A page from The Seasons issue number two. The panel prominently featured depicts a reporter transforming into one of the magical carnival workers. A page from The Seasons issue number two. Three panels are prominently depicted. The first shows Spring taking a bite of her breakfast while she says, “Gilbert and I are doing just fine without you. Aren’t we?” The second panel depicts Gilbert in his bowl with a “Plip”sound. The third depicts Spring holding Gilbert in his bowl and walking away from the table saying, “Nobody likes a contrarian Gilbert.”
March 24, 2025 at 4:35 PM
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@tomking.bsky.social are you going to WonderCon?
March 22, 2025 at 1:29 AM
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Zatanna #1 W/A: @pryce14.bsky.social is the first Zatanna book I’ve ever read and boy is it a ton of fun! I really like the showmanship aspect of Zatanna being shown. And based off of the magic we’re shown here, I’m very excited to see just how much more creative it’ll be in future issues.
Cover D of Zatanna issue number one by Jamal Campbell. The image depicts Zatanna laying down on the ground in her signature outfit looking up at the reader while leaning on a Hollywood Walk of Fame like star with a capital “Z” in it. A page from Zatanna issue number one. The panel prominently depicted shows Zatanna magically appearing on stage with pink energy around her and posing with a smile and with her arms stretched out upward. She is saying, “Showtime!” A page from Zatanna issue number one. The panel prominently depicted shows Zatanna with her back turned towards the reader looking up at The Lady White. The Lady White is shown as being huge, she is colored all white and with multiple hands. A page from Zatanna issue number one. The panel prominently depicted shows a man embracing a floating white hand lovingly. In the background Zatanna is guiding a member of her crew out through a magic portal with Zatanna looking back casting a spell that says, “LARTCEPS DNAH, DNIF RUOY EURT EVOL!”
March 20, 2025 at 6:53 PM
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Black Canary BotB #4
W: @tomking.bsky.social A: Ryan Sook picks up the story with a fun little Hal beer gag. Then it throws us back into the ring with a Dinah, who thirsts for blood. I’m loving the balance being struck between King’s charming writing and Sook’s beautifully brutal art.
The Ryan Sook A cover of Black Canary Best of the Best issue number four. The cover depicts Dinah reaching down and pulling up Ollie by the collar of his shirt to give him a kiss in the middle of a boxing ring. A page from Black Canary Best of the Best issue number four. The panels most prominent in the photo depict Hal Jordan opening up a beer using his green lantern ring powers to make a hand pop the bottle open with its thumb. Then he brings it back to himself and takes a swig while talking to Ollie. A page from Black Canary Best of the Beat issue number four. The panel most prominent depicts Dinah slamming Lady Shiva’s side down onto her own knee. A page from Black Canary Best of the Best issue number four. The panel most prominent depicts Lady Shiva sitting against the ropes of the boxing ring taking a really hard punch in the face from Dinah. Her face is very bloody.
March 19, 2025 at 7:58 PM
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The Power Fantasy #6 W: @kierongillen.bsky.social and A: @casparw.bsky.social continues the story by introducing a new Atomic, whose powers I’m very excited to see more of. If you thought things couldn’t get more complicated, congrats on saving $10 by using the egg on your face to make breakfast.
The cover of The Power Fantasy issue number six. The image depicts the character, Magus, floating in the air with his arms wide open surrounded by tentacles. A page from The Power Fantasy issue number six. The two panels shown are closeups of Magus’ mask. The first one is further out and shows him pointing towards the reader with green lights on his mask. The second panel is a little closer in on the mask and some of the lights have turned red. A page from The Power Fantasy issue number six. The panel prominently featured depicts the character Masumi from a distance surprised with an exclamation point above her head me as she looks at a triangle flowerbed area in the middle of a road in Tokyo, Japan. White flowers spelling out the word “sorry” with the kanji for it above the English spelling. A page from The Power Fantasy issue number six. It is a splash page showing Eliza Hellbound’s comic debut. She is depicting sitting on the floor, leaning back on one her left hand. Surrounded by a pink aura and human skulls on the floor.
March 18, 2025 at 2:21 AM
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Absolute Wonder Woman #5 W: @kellythompson.bsky.social and A: @cleanlined.bsky.social concludes Diana’s debut to the world by solidifies this as my favorite book of the Absolute Universe so far. I’m really loving all the dark magic being explored, especially as someone who hasn’t read much WW.
The cover of Absolute Wonder Woman number five. Wonder Woman is floating in water with her glowing red lasso. A page from Absolute Wonder Woman number five. Wonder Woman is throwing red spells at the enemy and saying “Hecate, please, aid your servant in her hour of need.” A page from Absolute Wonder Woman number five that depicts Hecate. A page from Absolute Wonder Woman number five that depicts Wonder Woman looking towards Steve Trevor as he says, “Wonder Woman, hero of gateway city.” She is surrounded by a green gas.
March 16, 2025 at 6:54 PM
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Ultramega #8 by W/A: James Harren and C: Dave Stewart was another fantastic plunge into the wonderfully whimsical mythos of these titans from another universe. Getting to explore their side of the galaxy and all its glorious weirdness has been my favorite part of this arc.
The cover of the comic Ultramega number eight. It depicts a blue alien grabbing a grassy planet trying not to fall into space. A page from Ultramega number eight that depicts giant alines about to attack a group of smaller aliens. A page from Ultramega number eight that depicts a character looking sad and someone telling them “Losing faith that home can exist. We’re here, Jason. Hope can be here. You can ask for help if you need it.” A page from Ultramega number eight that depicts a brown alien demon pulling a small bloody baby alien out of a blue alien’s chest. Blood gushes from the gash that the baby alien left.
March 15, 2025 at 5:15 AM