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The Boy Wonder #2 pairs Damian with the next Robin: The Red Hood. This exposes him to a darker and sadder vision of the future.
DC Pride 2024 #1 collects a selection of stories featuring LGBTQ+ characters and creators, including Posion Ivy, Aqualad, Superman and many more.
The Flash #9 finally provides the series with some clarity. As one Flash fades from existence, the other tries to protect the rest of the family.
Wonder Woman #9 grinds the book to a halt but is a cerebral exploration of what happens when a woman built to love is shut away from the world.
Titans #11 introduces a new villain that is launched directly at Titans Tower, putting them through an intense physical test.
Blue Beetle #9 gives the characters time to take stock of what’s happened, featuring important conversations among Jaime and those close to him.
The Boy Wonder #1 sees Damian Wayne venture out into Gotham on his own, with other Robins tasked with looking after the young boy.
The Flash 2024 Annual #1 takes Wally West on a journey across the dimensions, right to the end of the Multiverse, in order to find the Stillness
The Flash #8 is tearing reality apart and sending the speedsters all over the world to stop that from happening.
Wonder Woman #8 features a tormented and degraded Wonder Woman, finally facing the Sovereign whilst the rest of her team try to rescue her.
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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.