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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.
Ultimate Spider-Man #6 is a boss battle between Spider-Man, Green Goblin and Kingpin, bringing consequences for the Parker family.
Titans #12 concludes a neatly written two-issue story, as manipulation from all parties threatens to tear the team apart.
Wonder Woman #10 is a positive additon to the series, with an entertaining battle a buddy comedy held within an invisible jet.
Blue Beetle #10 is a boss battle between the main character and his biggest foe yet, this time with help from an old friend.
Batman: Gotham By Gaslight — The Kryptonian Age #1 is a sequel to the very first Elseworlds tale, taking the story outside of Gotham.
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Batman Issue 8 looks to the elders, as three older gentlemen serve as the stars of the issue, including Green Lantern and Vandal Savage.
Absolute Superman Issue 18 merges two origin stories into one for the latest villain, combining magic and technology to replace Ra’s al Ghul.
The Flash Issue 31 reinvigorates the series, with a new creative team that returns Wally to the family man dynamic and running into danger.