Comic Watch Exclusive: It’s DEPARTMENT H’s premier strike team versus their most famous alum in Wolverine #15, on shelves and digital platfroms February 4, 2026, from @saladinahmed #MikeHenderson #XMen #MarvelComics #Wolverine
DetailsDC K.O.: The Kids Are All Fight #1
is an interesting read and a solid addition to the ongoing DC KO event as the oneshot tells more of the story taking place back on the surface as Darkseid continues to transform the Earth into New Apokolips from @SpaceKicker #TravisMercer #DCComics
DetailsBatman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia #2
contiues to capture the late 80s/ early 90s vibe that defined these street-level heroes and moves the story a steady pace while weaving the three story theeads together #GabrielHardman &@DCOffcial #DCBlackLabel #Batman #GreenArrow #TheQuestion #DCCOMICS
DetailsWonder Man
Wonder Man excels in telling a unique story about its central character, utilizing the world of the MCU in a very thoughtful way. #WonderMan #MCU
DetailsAbsolute Flash #11
The first half of the War of the Flashes two-part storyline begins this month from Jeff Lemire and Nick Robles. #Flash #AbsoluteFlash #DCComics
DetailsIron Man #1
takes off at an electric pace, leaving no room for boredom as it launches into a story rife with intrigue, charm, and high-octane thrills. Williamson’s return to #MarvelComics, alongside Carmen Carnero, was well overdue. @Williamson_Josh @CarmenCarnero #IronMan
DetailsGreen Lantern #31
is one of the series’ most atmospheric issues in quite some time. @spacekicker, Montos, and @RFajardoJr blend a typical Hal Jordan outing with a crime comic feel! #GreenLantern #DCComics
DetailsThe Witcher: Blood Stone #1
A new four-issue limited series from Daniel Freedman follows Geralt’s adventures in a small northern village. #TheWitcher @DarkHorseComics
DetailsBug Wars – The Spyder Wytch Special #1
The Bug Wars have ended, but there is another conflict that has started to brew beneath the surface. @jasonaaron @mahmudasrar @ImageComics #BugWars
DetailsA Quiet Place: Storm Warning #1
is a worthy continuation of the cinematic franchise in comic book form, evolving its tension with an adherence to the series’ now essential concepts. @IDWPublishing
DetailsThe Flash #29
shifts the focus back to Wally and Impulse as they seek to save the Speed Force, by @MarkWaidWriter #ChristopherCantwell @VascoGerorgiev @MattHerms @Bertacious10 & @DCOfficial. #TheFlash
DetailsVoid Rivals #26
feels like it moves a bit too slow for a high stakes story arc, although the art is outstanding, by @robertkirkman @AndreiBressan @LoreDeFelici #PatricioDelpeche @ruswooton, & @ImageComics @Skybound #EnergonUniverse
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