Absolute Batman #24 Preview

 

Harley Quinn warned him not to look. Still, Bruce had to know the truth. After discovering his father’s empty grave, Bruce Wayne can't stop searching. Everyone in his life believes that Bruce is chasing phantoms. But Bruce knows that the Joker and the Scarecrow play the long game. They’ve shaped the narrative of his life in ways he never suspected. Still, he is onto them. Bruce intends to discover all their secrets. But the more he investigates, the more murders they lay at his door.

Can Batman still discern friend from foe? And when her friends in the police force won’t help her, how will Barbara Gordon discover the truth about her father’s death?

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Absolute Batman #24 Preview

Writer: Scott Snyder

Artist & Cover Artist: Nick Dragotta

Variant Cover Artists: Clay Mann, Kaare Andrews & TBD

1:25 Variant Cover Artist: Filipe Andrade

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $4.99 US/Variant $5.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: September 9, 2026

 

Without The Badge...

Without Her Father...

Absolute Bat enters the scene.

 

In the battle of self, of Batman versus Batman, there can be only one. Everyone Bruce has ever known, ever cared about, or ever loved will face their ultimate inner demons.

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For Alfred's reunion with his daughter, see Absolute Batman #23 Preview. 

For the truth and lies surrounding Harley Quinn's childhood, see Absolute Batman #22 Review.

For the confrontations at Jim Gordon's funeral, see my review of Absolute Batman #21. 

For Bruce's meeting with his father's killer, see my review of Absolute Batman #20.

For two farmers' worst nightmare come true, see my review of Absolute Batman #19.

 

For how this series started, see Reinventing Batman with Scott Snyder & Nick Dragotta. 

 

Peanuts: Your Choice, Snoopy Preview

 

It's the first game of the season as Charlie steps up to the mound. Yet when the game finishes, he feels as if he's dropped an ice cream cone. He fears a disastrous season is before him. Can anyone rescue Charlie Brown from the doldrums? And will Snoopy be his team's star MVP?

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Peanuts: Your Choice, Snoopy

Author/Artist: Charles M Schulz

Publisher: Titan Comics 

SC, 128 pages, FC, $7.99

ISBN: 9781806182787

On sale October 6, 2026

 

THIS TIMELESS CLASSIC COMIC STRIP IS BELOVED BY FANS OF ALL AGES, AND CONTINUES TO FIND NEW FANS ALIKE.

 

The latest edition in Titan Comics hugely popular Peanuts Facsimile series sees the release of this, the 21st volume in the series and features 125 pages of classic Peanuts daily and Sunday newspaper strips from 1967.

 

This facsimile edition features 125 classic comic strips from 1967 and features many classic characters, including Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus, Frieda, Sally, Schroeder and Woodstock.

 

Join them as they navigate their way through school, the complexities of baseball, the Great Pumpkin and the world of the forever unseen grown-ups and their crazy rules.

 

 

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Pre-order it now from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, and Forbidden Planet for the UK and Europe.  

 

 

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For more Peanuts books from Titan, see:

 

 

 

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Justice League Unlimited #23 Review

 

Justice League Unlimited #23 Review

Writer: Mark Waid

Artist: Dan Mora

Colorist: Tamra Bonvillain

Letterer: Ariana Maher

Cover Artist: Dan Mora

Variant Cover Artists: Bruno Redondo, Nathan Szerdy, Cathy Kwan & Jessica Luna

Hispanic Heritage Month Variant Cover Artist: José Landrönn

Lanterns Variant Cover Artist: Dave Wilkins

Editors: Marquis Draper & Paul Kaminski

Publisher: DC Comics

Price: $3.99/$4.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: September 23, 2026

 

If you can't adapt to new situations, you risk falling out of touch with reality. When threats arise, the old ways of addressing problems may prove insufficient to defend what you hold dear. Yet there are some things you can count on. And one is that Bruce Wayne can never stop being Batman until criminals no longer threaten Gotham. Yet he works alongside criminals on the Justice League Watchtower. Bruce shares visions with them and accompanies them on missions.

 

Has Batman changed too much to defend the Justice League’s ideals? And how can Bruce Wayne continue working alongside Lex Luthor after he tried to kill Air Wave to ensure Brainiac Queen’s destruction? Let’s leap into Justice League Unlimited #23 and see!

 

Story

Mr Terrific, Guy Gardner, Metamorpho, and Hawkgirl raced across and beneath the surface of the planet Dronnda to prevent Despero from obtaining the Power Bank. When Mr Terrific retrieved it, he channeled his fellow superheroes’ abilities to defeat Despero. Then Kanjar Ro appeared, leading a squad of Scavengers to steal the Power Bank from the weakened and battle-weary Justice League teammates. Yet Guy Gardner, Metamorpho, and Hawkgirl's biggest worry is how the Justice League members' stored powers are affecting Mr Terrific.

 

As Justice League Unlimited #23 follows the battle for the Power Bank on the planet Dronnda, it also follows the battle for equality among the league’s membership. Blue Beetle has assured his fellow superheroes that they have installed safeguards to ensure ethical behavior that preserves life. Yet, like Mr Terrific’s teammates, Atom worries about how the villains are affecting his fellow heroes. As he assembles a team to investigate his suspicions that Darkseid sent visions to the Omega Tournament competitors, Giganta holds her own meeting. Like Batman, Giganta suspects that all these visions deserve further study. Yet, it’s difficult to be open with people who don’t trust you.

 

Amid all the action on two planets, Mark Waid's story addresses the difficulty of rebuilding trust once it has been fractured. The Justice League has struggled to accept repentant villains. But the new members aren't trying to clean their slates. They’ll still opt to kill their opponents if they judge it the smart option. Some look for opportunities to start fights with their teammates and wouldn’t shed a tear if someone died. And while Batman feels this most keenly of all the Justice League heroes, Atom cannot forget that members of the Quantum Quorum helped the villains escape the Phantom Zone to enter the Omega Tournament. Nor can Atom forget that Darkseid fooled everyone by possessing one of the Quantum Quorum in Justice League Unlimited #23.

 

Art

After the Scavengers capture a splash page, Dan Mora employs irregularly shaped panels amid the fighting. As Guy Gardner, Mr Terrific, Hawkgirl, and Metamorpho trade blows with their adversaries, panels compete for page space, jamming against each other or overlaying their fellows. Hawkgirl's tortured features rise to the forefront on one page. Guy Gardner's ferocity opens another page, while the Dominator's determined expression grounds it. Yet on Earth, an alligator beckons readers toward a dome in a swamp. Inside, Giganta towers above her teammates. Yet as she gazes down at them, her expression communicates openness and concern.

 

As Tamra Bonvillain’s bright colors energize the action on the planet Dronnda, green links Guy Gardner and Hawkgirl with a Durlan and a Dominator. Guy’s hard light constructs also link with Metamorpho’s attack. Yet yellow and orange dominate the fighting as Hawkgirl confronts a fellow Thanagarian, and Mr Terrific wields the power to destroy his adversaries. While the Scavengers opened Justice League Unlimited #23, Mr Terrific dominates another page, with an inset panel showing the red energy trying to explode from his eyes. Yet as the Atom and his fellow heroes observe Giganta’s meeting, violet and indigo surround the villains who want full membership in the league.

 

White letters with blue outlines introduce characters and locations. Black uppercase letters fill white dialogue balloons, while offscreen dialogue appears in colored narrative boxes. Letters grow bold with intonation, and enlarge with pain, anger, and a love for chaos. Ariana Maher’s sound effects accompany battles, shock arrivals, and Mr Terrific’s growing familiarity with his new powers. Yet a yellow glow surrounds dialogue balloons as a smart man contemplates wielding absolute power. Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this story with us.

 

Final Thoughts

It's hard to work with others if you don't trust them. The Justice League heroes are predisposed to distrust the villains. But the villains remember how the heroes tried to shut them out of the battle for reality. As distrust creates a toxic atmosphere, heroes who risk their lives in the search for truth begin to lose interest in the facts in Justice League Unlimited #23.

 

Rating 9.7/10

 

To look inside see Justice League Unlimited #23 Preview.

 

For Guy Gardner, Hawkgirl, Metamorpho, and Mr Terrific's battle with Despero, see Justice League Unlimited #22 Preview. 

For Batman & Lex Luthor's mission to Slaughter Swamp, see Justice League Knight Vision Special #1 Review. 

For Batman & Lex Luthor's shared vision, see my preview of Justice League Unlimited #21. 

For Brainiac Queen's return, see my preview of Justice League Unlimited #20. 

For how the Justice League's gets a surprising new spokesperson, see my review of Justice League Unlimited #19. 

For Mary Marvel, Martian Manhunter, and Booster Gold's mission into the timestream, see my preview of Justice League Unlimited #18.

 

For how Justice League opened its doors to villains, see my preview of Justice League Unlimited #17. 

 

Absolute Wonder Woman #24 Preview

 

When Veronica Gale sent her Suicide Squad to kill Diana, Giganta plowed through Gateway City like a wrecking ball before abducting Dr Barbara Minerva. Diana didn’t mind getting imprisoned in Area 41X if it gave her a chance to rescue her friend. But then Hades called time and forced Diana to return to the Underworld for a month.

 

Now, Diana’s back in Gateway City. She’s used her new Wrecking Ball Mode to plow through Veronica Gale’s defenses. Diana has even learned Veronica’s most painful secret. But she still needs to find her friend. After traveling to Gotham to confer with Barbara Gordon, can Etta Candy help Diana find the historian? And what price will Diana pay for channeling so much rage?

 

Here's all the info from DC Connect:

 

 

Absolute Wonder Woman #24 Preview

Writer: Kelly Thompson

Artist & Cover Artist: Hayden Sherman

Variant Cover Artists: Terry Dodson, Chris Burnham & Carmine Di Giandomenico

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $4.99 US/Variant $5.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: September 23, 2026

 

 

“Heretic” Kicks into High Gear!

 

 

Diana has lost so much in the last month that she’s not about to give up on the search for her friend, but with Gateway City descending into chaos as the gods put their fingers on the scale, she may have no other choice. Diana’s return to the surface came with new weapons from hell, forged by Diana, Circe, and Hephaestus... will they be enough to beat back even gods?

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For how Ares gets along with his father, see Absolute Wonder Woman #23 Preview. 

For Diana's search for her mother, see my preview of Absolute Wonder Woman #22. 

For Barbara Minerva's conversation with a god, see my preview of Absolute Wonder Woman #21.

For how Veronica Gale captured Diana, see my preview of Absolute Wonder Woman #20.

For how Aphrodite both blessed and cursed Diana, see my review of Absolute Wonder Woman #19.

 

Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy #2 Preview

 

When you’ve got a full-blown Esper by your side, you let them follow their instincts. Daniel Burroughs may be a rookie in international espionage. This may be his first time in Britain. Yet he sees things others don’t. Still, the bad guys knew he was coming from America. And they killed a seer and stole her eye to help them also see things others don’t.

 

Will Daniel last longer at the Black Tower than his predecessors? And how does a list of rare books from a burned-down shop in Oxford factor into the villains’ plans? 

 

Here's all the info from DC Connect:

 

 

Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy #2 Preview

Writer: Ram V

Artist: Mike Perkins

Variant Cover Artist: Jeff Dekal

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Series Length: 6 Issues

Price: $3.99 US/Variant $4.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: September 23, 2026

 

 

Death comes in Dreams!

 

 

Daniel Burroughs, a young American CIA trainee, is acclimating to his new London lifestyle…but it’s not easy to get used to his strange new coworkers at Black Tower. His boss is getting buddy-buddy with the Russians, his colleague is a witch who’s sleeping with a demon, and there’s an assassin circling their sorcerous spy agency…one who can slip in and out of his targets’ dreams!

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 

 

Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

For how his grandfather influenced Daniel's future path, see Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy #1 Review. 

The Flash #37 Review

 

The Flash #37 Review

Writer: Ryan North

Artist: Gavin Guidry

Colorist: Adriano Lucas

Letterer: Buddy Beaudoin

Cover Artists: Gavin Guidry & Adriano Lucas

Variant Cover Artists: Juni Ba & Ejikure

Editors: Chris Rosa & Paul Kaminski

Publisher: DC Comics

Price: $3.99/$4.99 Card Stock

Release Date: September 23, 2026

 

Wally West has a cool boss. Mr Terrific lets him follow his initiative, even if that means Wally rarely visits his office. And lately, Wally has been using the Speed Force to predict the future. This helps Mr Terrific build reliable weather models. Even better, it helps Wally foil crimes and prevent accidents in Central City and Keystone City.

 

But not everyone is a fan of The Flash's actions. Worse, not everyone trusts Wally with the power he assumes over people's lives. Is Green Arrow right to refuse Wally's offer to protect Star City? And how will the Justice League rule when Green Arrow asks them to weigh in on Wally's actions? Let's leap into The Flash #37 and see what happens!

 

Story

Wally has used his Flashes of Insight to prevent accidents and crimes in Central City. Anxious to build on what he's learned, Wally has gained Jon Kent's permission to prevent anything bad from happening in Metropolis. But lately, he's gotten pushback from his Justice League counterparts. When Wally considers extending his protection to Gotham, Red Tornado orders him to keep away. And when Wally offers to help Star City, Green Arrow also says, "No, thank you."

 

In The Flash #37, Wally is peeved by his friends’ lack of faith in him. So although he respects Red Tornado's explanation that Gotham is a war zone, he refuses to recognize Green Arrow's authority. As he gains experience using the Speed Force, Wally is protecting individuals from injury and death, and families from pain and anguish.

 

Yet in Ryan North's story, Wally is so excited by this new ability that he forgets how it unexpectedly manifested when he needed it. He also forgets that these Flashes of Insight aren't perfect, as one competitor in the "Easy Money in a Flash" contest ended up in the hospital. Wally even forgets how he overlooked a catastrophic threat while racing around a single city to ensure nothing bad happened to anyone.

 

So, Green Arrow is calling for an intervention. He wants someone to get Wally to sit still and think through what he’s doing. Moreover, with all the changes and shifting standards the Justice League is adopting, Green Arrow wants his fellow heroes to recognize that Wally is heading into murky waters. As for Wally, he may ask himself, "What would Batman do?" Yet Wally never recognizes that Batman is a skeptic in The Flash #37. The world's greatest detective would need a lot of convincing before he embraced such new abilities wholeheartedly.

 

Art

As Wally races across three cities, a local in Central City waves to him before a bridge. Like the vertical panels of the front page, three vertical panels show a bridge exploding in each city. Wally observes two people operating blasting machines with joy suffusing their faces. Then he appears multiple times in panels, operating computers while the person at the desk looks away. Later, Wally and his family gather within sight of the Central City Municipal Bridge. Yet Gavin Guidry pairs this scene with a panel of a super family gathering atop Mount Everest.

 

As Adriano Lucas paints The Flash #33 with a vibrant palette, red links Wally with the bridges and the terrorists' blasting machines. As the yellow-and-orange Speed Force blazes in his wake, yellow-and-orange explosions rock cities, while yellow tinges the office scenes. After a red-and-white close-up of Wally's eyes, he glimpses scenes tinged with yellow and orange. Yet as heroes gather on the white, snowy peak, their costumes and the flags fluttering around them celebrate this international monument to Human achievement.

 

Buddy Beaudoin fills white dialogue balloons with black uppercase letters, while Wally's small white lowercase thoughts fill red narrative boxes. Words grow bold with intonation and shrink for lowered voices, while building signs underline Wally's reverence for libraries. Sound effects accompany Wally's attempts to emulate Batman, rapid departures, and the air he displaces when he vanishes in the blink of an eye. Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this story with us.

 

Final Thoughts

Green Arrow may belong to the swelling ranks of the Justice League. Yet he's one of the few who lack superpowers. Suspicious of Wally's new abilities, Green Arrow wants help restraining Wally's exuberance. Yet the people he looks to for help invade people's privacy, advocate working with villains, and build interstellar empires while wielding unchecked, godlike abilities in The Flash #37.

 

Rating 9.2/10

 

To look inside see The Flash #37 Preview. 

For Wally's team-up with Jon Kent, see The Flash #36 Preview. 

For Wally's battle with Heat Wave, see my preview of The Flash #35. 

For Wally's confrontation with Gorilla Grodd, see my preview of The Flash #34. 

For a villain who doesn't stroke a white cat but likes James Bond, see my review of The Flash #33. 

For Wally's team-up with Captain Cold, see my preview of The Flash #32. 

 

For how Wally's Flashes of Insight began, see my preview of The Flash #31. 

 

Absolute Flash #19 Preview

 

After Wally lost his mother, the government gave Wally a new home. While living with his father, he also made a new friend in Barry Allen. But since gaining powers he didn't want, the government has started taking things away from Wally. Barry Allen is dead. His dad is trapped in Still Point. He's found a new home at the Dibny Mission and made new friends like Linda and Grodd. Still, the government continues to attack the people in Wally's life. 

Can Wally escape Hunter Zolomon's clutches? And will the DEO's "Old Man" kill everyone Wally cares about, including Ralph and Sue Dibny, Linda, and Grodd?

Here's all the info from DC Connect: 

Absolute Flash #19 Preview

Writer: Jeff Lemire

Artist & Cover Artist: Nick Robles

Variant Cover Artists: Denys Cowan, Steve Skroce & Seth Mann

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $4.99 US/Variant $5.99 US (Card Stock)

Release Date: September 16, 2026

 

 

Central City Overrun With Horrors!

 

 

Wally West is plagued by two threats terrorizing Central City! This young speedster will need to learn how to be in two places at once if he’s going to save his newfound city and family!

 

 

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Thanks to DC Comics for sharing this preview with us.

 

For who is calling the shots at the East Coast branch of the DEO, see Absolute Flash #18 Preview.

For Wally & the Rogues' confrontation in Colorado, see my preview of Absolute Flash #17. 

For Wally's search for Grodd, see my preview of Absolute Flash #16. 

For Wally's investigation into Barry Alllen's past, see my preview of Absolute Flash #15.

For Wally's struggle to survive in the Mirror Realm, see my review of Absolute Flash #14.

For Wally's reunion with Linda & Ralph Dibny, see my review of Absolute Flash #13. 

 

Fort Psycho #2 Cover Preview

 

When the Seven Seals destroyed a member country, the United Nations responded with more than condemnation. They quietly organized their own army to tackle the international terrorist organization. The Strategic Alliance Worldwide killed most of the Seven Seals’ operatives. SAW agents assassinated their leader, the Blue Bishop. Then, the United Nations rounded up Seven Seals and SAW agents with equal zeal and consigned them to separate prisons. 

 

What struggles do the world’s former heroes endure? And how will Jason, the newest inmate, fare among his fellow “war criminals?”

 

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Fort Psycho #2 Cover Preview

Written By Matt Kindt

Art By Brian Hurtt

Cover A By Brian Hurtt

Cover B By Lewis Larosa

Cover C By Mike Del Mundo

Variant Cover (1:10) By Joe Palmer

B&W Variant (1:20) By Lewis Larosa

Full Art Variant (1:50) By Mike Del Mundo

Publisher: Oni Press: 

Issue Length: 12 Issues

Issue Description: 32 Pages, Full Color

Price: $5.99 US

Release Date: September 23, 2026 

 

 

Good News: You Survived Fort Psycho #1! 

Bad News: Fort Psycho #2 Is Where Things Really Get Dangerous! 

 

 

From New York Times bestselling writer Matt Kindt (Brzrkr, Mind Mgmt) and adrenaline-racing artist Brian Hurtt (The Sixth Gun, Manor Black), welcome back to the most explosive action comic on the stands.  As the secrets of the forfeited island prison called Fort Psycho deepen and the paranoid tension between its secret-agents-turned-inmates comes to a rolling boil!

 

Our hero holds his breath because this gilded cage is still a cage, even if it’s an island paradise! With Jason tasked with tracking down the identity of the Seven Seals’ secretive leader, known as the Blue Bishop, he’s finding it increasingly hard to separate his former comrades and future foes. Anyone could be involved, and everyone has something to lose—the pressure is on to unearth the rat among this band of ex-commando espionage agents! After all, Jason has no choice. If he fails, the consequences will be far worse than his prison sentence.

 

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Cover B By Lewis Larosa

 

Cover C By Mike Del Mundo

Variant Cover (1:10) By Joe Palmer

B&W Variant (1:20) By Lewis Larosa

Full Art Variant (1:50) By Mike Del Mundo

Thanks to Oni Press and Superfan Promotions for providing a review copy.