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Batman #151 is part of the Absolute Power event. Batman and Catwoman enact a heist but are trailed by the Suicide Squad.
Absolute Power #2 keeps the pressure on. After the heroes lick their wounds, they are presented with more of Waller’s horrors.
Blue Beetle #11 ends the adventures in Palmera City with a final issue that is filled with family drama, closing out many character arcs at once.
Absolute Power: Task Force VII #3 makes the Amazo robots the star of the show, depicting how absorbing the power of heroes has side effects.
Absolute Power: Task Force VII #2 sends an Amazo robot to the bottom of the ocean, bringing the denizens of Atlantis under control.
Green Arrow #14 is a tie-in to Absolute Power. The rest of Green Arrow’s supporting cast gets involved despite being warned by both sides.
Green Lantern #13 ties in to the Absolute Power event. The comic splits the characters, telling multiple stories at the same time.
Absolute Power: Task Force VII #1 follows the villains of the Absolute Power event. Depowered heroes find themselves hunted by the Amazo robots.
The Boy Wonder #3 teams Robin up with another of his brothers, the crafty and cunning Red Robin, with Damian Wayne still trying to gain his trust.
Absolute Power #1 begins the endgame of events, unleashing years of Amanda Waller’s machinations on the superheroes of Earth.
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