Tales of the Green Lantern Corps: Guy Gardner #1
goes hard with #GuyGardner action and humor. The creative team takes advantage of every chance for humor while delivering great character development for both Guy and John Stewart. #GreenLantern #DCComics
DetailsAbsolute Green Lantern #14
Jo and Hal finally take to the stars, but they may never come back! #AlEwing #SidKotian #GreenLantern #DCComics
DetailsBatman #9
Matt Fraction channels classic heist movies in Batman #9 as Batman assembles a team to withstand Vandal Savage’s Operation Peregrine as best they can. #Batman #DCComics
DetailsAbsolute Superman #19
Superman must work with an unknown “man of steel” to help calm King Shazam, who has been trapped for 3,000 years. Will this new age of superheroes find peace? (@jasonaaron ) #Superman #DCComics #ClarkKent #AbsoluteSuperman @DCOfficial
DetailsBatman/Wonder Woman: The Truth #1
Batman/Wonder Woman: The Truth #1 is a perfectly fine story that works best as an epilogue to Batman: Hush, and not so much as a true team-up story between two of DC’s biggest hitters. The art is exquisite, as we’ve come to expect from a pro like Jim Cheung. #Batman #WonderWoman
DetailsSwamp Thing 1989 #1
– is a nostalgic trip back to #RickVeitch’s #SwampThing trip through time as it hearkens back to the golden age of pre-Vertigo #DCComics published without skipping a beat for readers of that era!
DetailsZatanna #1
The Mistress of Magic has returned to dazzle the masses, but will this be her final performance? #Zatanna #JamalCampbell #DCComics
DetailsDetective Comics #1108
Batman, Green Arrow, and Black Canary team up to save a corporate whistleblower being targeted by an unknown foe in Detective Comics #1108. @TomTaylorMade #Batman #DCComics
DetailsAbsolute Flash #14
Jeff Lemire and Haining’s Absolute Flash #14 is a visual feast that plays with unique page arrangements and drives its characters forward. #Flash #DCComics
DetailsThe Flash #32
is a charming, humor-driven story that blends heartfelt moments, dynamic art, and relevant commentary on dangerous internet trends; deepening the mystery of its central villain, by @qwantz @gavinguidry @fxstudiocolor @Bertacious10 & @DCOfficial #Flash
DetailsGreen Lantern #34
puts both Kyle and Hal front and center in their own storylines. Adams successfully balances both a humorous and serious tone. @spacekicker #GreenLantern #DCComics
DetailsSuperman #37
Superboy Prime is taking on the Superman mantle. Can the Justice League trust this fanboy? (@Williamson_Josh) #Superman #DCComics #ClarkKent @DCOfficial
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