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Gotham’s most infamous “hospital” gets the spotlight as we finally dig into the origins of the enigmatic Ark M. What is this place really for? What’s been done inside those walls? And who, exactly, has been quietly assigned to keep its secrets buried? If you’ve been loving the Absolute era’s slow-burn worldbuilding, this feels like a key puzzle piece and a likely collector magnet.

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF ABSOLUTE SUPERMAN. In the aftermath of the Battle of Kansas, Clark’s whole world is different: allies shaken, status quo cracked, even his costume in flux. This issue walks us through a full “day on the job” for the busiest hero on Earth while guest artist Juan Ferreyra (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) jumps aboard to give it a fresh visual vibe. Great “inside the suit” storytelling, and a strong grab point if you’ve been waiting to hop in.

We’re down to the Elite Eight in the Omega Tournament and things get mean. The finalists are forced to relive a decades-long stay in their own personal hell, emotions start cracking open, villains absolutely thrive, and the Heart of Apokolips is already sizing up its next King Omega. Only four combatants are walking out of this issue. Place your bets.

A netrunner, a fire-obsessed graffiti artist, an aspiring rockerboy, and an autotechie head out to a landfill for a “fun” photoshoot. The rumor: the place is haunted. The reality: there are things in Night City far worse than ghosts. This is a dark horror-comedy built in close collaboration with CD Projekt Red, and it leans into Night City’s meanest urban legends. Four issues, high body count, bad decisions.

Peach Momoko opens a door and doesn’t bother explaining what’s on the other side. Sai becomes our guide on a multi-dimensional journey as Peach assembles a small crew of artists to tell one fractured story, many ways, in a structure that sounds more like a fever dream than a standard comic. If you love her work when it’s at its loosest and most experimental, this is the big swing.

A prelude for the X-generation of Mega Man. In this special issue, X hits the future highways on his first solo mission, hunting a rogue Reploid—now officially a Maverick. It’s pure “jump in and blast robots” energy, a mission zero for the series to come.

The new villain Ujigami continues their twisted mission to make the city “safe” by any means necessary, chalking up another victim while the Turtles struggle to even understand what they’re up against. Donatello thinks he’s cracked their identity—which might just mean a whole new set of problems. The team sets a trap using Foot Clan leader Karai as bait…and we get the return of a long-dead character along the way. Turtle timeline shenanigans incoming.

Legacy #800. Eight hundred Avengers issues later, everything is converging on Myrddin’s endgame while Kang stares down the birth of a new universe. On top of the main story, you get a 14-page backup by Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley, reuniting the duo behind Ultimate Spider-Man and Avengers Assemble. Giant milestone, giant vibes.

Years ago, Tony Stark stared down death and answered with armor. Now he’s asking a worse question: what happens the next time death comes calling? And what if someone else builds the answer first? Femme fatale Madame Masque, backed by A.I.M., is racing to make the next great weapon before Tony does. Joshua Williamson teams with Carmen Carnero for a relaunch billed as classic, big-hearted Marvel superhero storytelling—ideal for both long-timers and lapsed readers looking for a clean start.

Years ago, Tony Stark stared down death and answered with armor. Now he’s asking a worse question: what happens the next time death comes calling? And what if someone else builds the answer first? Femme fatale Madame Masque, backed by A.I.M., is racing to make the next great weapon before Tony does. Joshua Williamson teams with Carmen Carnero for a relaunch billed as classic, big-hearted Marvel superhero storytelling—ideal for both long-timers and lapsed readers looking for a clean start.

Three brutally sharp Wolverine stories in limited color:

1950s military service with a secret tie to another fan-favorite Marvel character (Tom Waltz & Alex Lins)

A grimy 1970s Times Square serial killer hunt (Saladin Ahmed & Adam Kubert)

A vicious post–Weapon X survival tale (Larry Hama & Dave Wachter)

All in black, white, and lots of red. Parental advisory, obviously.

The penultimate issue promises “the year’s most surprising cliffhanger.” We finally see Samantha Strong’s endgame for Monica and all of Woodbrook, and it’s almost definitely not wholesome. If this series has become a staff-favorite hand-sell, do not sleep on this chapter.

Four years after the Spawn Universe expansion kicked off, Gunslinger Spawn hits issue #50 with an oversized story that crosses into the #50s of King Spawn and The Scorched. An ancient near-primordial force has returned, and Spawn is on its radar. Pencils by Stephen Segovia and Carlo Barberi, plus a stack of covers by Todd McFarlane, Skottie Young, Mark Spears, and a connecting piece by Puppeteer Lee.

Dynamite’s first-ever ongoing series set in the world of NBX. Torunn Grønbekk and Edu Menna send us back to Halloween Town and Christmas Town for a new story that starts with Dr. Finkelstein’s latest creation—a supposedly terrifying creature that ends up more adorable than awful. Sally names it Shiver, thanks to its frosty breath. Meanwhile, Lock, Shock, and Barrel are tasked with teaching Christmas Town how to trick-or-treat, and their plan to “borrow” ingredients from Finkelstein’s lab collides with Shiver in all the wrong ways. Cute, creepy, and perfect for anyone who knows the movie by heart.

The Black & Gold concept returns with stories bedazzled in lasso-gold, featuring:

• Tom King & Mitch Gerads reuniting
• Steve Orlando sending Diana into a land built on lies
• Alyssa Wong bringing Wonder Woman into the Spirit World
• The Adventures of Young Diana team back for more

If you loved the earlier Black & Gold volumes, this is your new showcase.

Matt Murdock returns to New York with a brand-new job in the District Attorney’s office and a very different relationship to the law. In the shadows, the church-backed crime lord Tenfingers tightens his grip, a mysterious new partner Blindspot steps onto the scene, and old allies like Elektra and the Punisher blow up Matt’s attempt at a “clean” life.

After a brutal legal defeat, Matt’s world starts to buckle—then a string of grotesque murders introduces Muse, a serial killer who turns his victims into living “art.” As Daredevil hunts this new nightmare, a bounty on his head draws Bullseye and a city’s worth of killers, while a case at the Supreme Court puts his secret identity on the line.

Wilson Fisk has the mayor’s office and the full machinery of New York at his command—and he’s named Daredevil Public Enemy No. 1. Vigilantes are hunted, Hell’s Kitchen becomes a warzone, and the murderous Muse returns to pour gasoline on everything Matt loves. To expose the Kingpin’s corruption, Matt may have to sacrifice more than his life in the mask.

The conclusion of Roku’s Chronicle, wrapping up his era in the Avatar cycle from National Book Award–nominated author Randy Ribay. Essential if you’re building a complete Avatar library.

Celebrating the Prime Video series adaptation, the tenth story in Brubaker and Phillips' groundbreaking crime series returns to print with a stunning new cover painting and design. Brubaker and Phillips biggest Criminal tale yet -- In the summer of '88, Teeg Lawless comes home to plan the biggest heist of his career. But Teeg's son Ricky and his friends are starting down the same dark path their fathers are on, and this is about to become the worst summer of their lives. An epic tale of tragedy handed down from generation to generation.

The viral dungeon-crawl phenomenon in paperback at last: Carl + Princess Donut vs. an alien reality-TV death maze full of goblins, lethal llamas, and bad loot choices. Perfect for readers who like their apocalypse weird and funny.

Doom as Sorcerer Supreme and self-declared Emperor of Earth, global leaders mysteriously compliant, heroes scrambling to figure out if he’s the nightmare or the necessary evil. Collects #1–9 of the event.

The Sakaar epic that turned Hulk into the Green Scar and lit the fuse on World War Hulk. Gladiator revolution, found family, and one very angry king-in-the-making.

An oversized hardcover collecting Saga #55–72, including the Hugo-winning arc. New Fiona Staples cover plus extras—mandatory if you’ve been building the Deluxe shelf.

Kid-friendly, K-pop–meets-demon-hunting tie-in to Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters. A great add-on for younger readers or anyone riding the K-pop wave.