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Absolute Flash #20 focuses on the Absolute version of The Atom and teases so much more

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After his near-death experience in Iron Heights, the Flash is taken into the subatomic realm of Ray Palmer, a.k.a. the Absolute Atom. But the Atom is not the only new hero Wally is about to encounter as another major DCU character makes his Absolute debut!

Story: Jeff Lemire
Art: Haining
Color: Adriano Lucas
Letterer: Tom Napolitano

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The Fury of Firestorm #7 kicks off the next chapter for Firestorm and its next mystery

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The dust settles after the explosive climax in Pittsburgh, and Firehawk is left to pick up the pieces and answer questions from the Justice League. Can Lorraine explain Ronnie’s actions, and just what does this mean for the future of Firestorm?!

Story: Jeff Lemire
Art: Rafael De Latorre
Color: Marcelo Maiolo
Letterer: Lucas Gattoni

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Jeff Lemire and Dean Ormston’s Black Hammer #1 gets a Facsimile Reprint in February

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Dark Horse Comics presents the Black Hammer #1 Facsimile Reprint, a collectible reprint of the first issue of the Eisner Award—winning series written by Jeff Lemire, illustrated by Dean Ormston, colored by Dave Stewart, and lettered by Nate Piekos. Released in celebration of the critically acclaimed superhero universe’s tenth anniversary, the Facsimile Reprint faithfully reproduces the issue with its original design, ads, and backup material. It will be available in comic shops in February 2027 with both its original cover and a brand-new 1:10 variant cover illustrated by Lemire.

Once they were heroes, but that age has long since passed. Banished from existence by a multiversal crisis, the old champions of Spiral City—Abraham Slam, Golden Gail, Colonel Weird, Madame Dragonfly, and Barbalien—now lead simple lives in a timeless farming town. Even as they try to find their way home, trouble has a unique way of finding heroes wherever they are!

Black Hammer #1 Facsimile Reprint will be available in comic shops on February 10, 2027 for $4.99.

Cover of the comic 'Black Hammer' featuring a girl floating above a hammer, surrounded by shadowy figures including an elderly man crawling on the ground, against a vibrant orange background.

Preview: Crowbound #2

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Crowbound #2

(W) Jeff Lemire (A) Dustin Nguyen

The dark fantasy hit from legendary creative team JEFF LEMIRE & DUSTIN NGUYEN continues! Rose has been killed, her throat slashed and her body sinking to the depths of the swamplands… yet what lurks in those depths may be her salvation. Just remember: everything in life, and in death, has its cost…

Comic book cover for 'Crowbound' issue 2 featuring a girl in a white dress holding a large bug with wings against a colorful, abstract background.
A frightened young girl looks up with wide eyes, surrounded by flames, while a monstrous creature with antlers looms nearby, speaking to her.
A comic panel depicting a dramatic scene with a fiery object falling from the sky in a fiery landscape. Two figures are visible: a menacing, shadowy character and a young girl wearing a white dress, who appears to be frightened and is running.
A comic page depicting a girl in a white dress looking scared while running away from a dark figure in a shadowy, eerie forest. The scene conveys a sense of urgency and fear as the girl reacts to an ominous threat described as 'the eater.'
A comic page featuring a dialogue between a young girl and a mysterious figure. The girl appears surprised and contemplative, while the figure, with goat-like features, delivers a warning about ancient beings and choices in a dark, eerie setting.
Abstract watercolor image featuring dark tones with red and white splashes, accompanied by dialogue boxes saying, 'Time to remember, now. Time to wake up.' and 'Let's get started.'
Cover of the comic book 'Crowbound' featuring a silhouette of a figure pointing a gun at a large, shadowy creature with tree-like branches against a dark moonlit background.
A young woman in a white jacket stands amidst a pile of debris, looking towards the viewer. The background features a large, abstract structure with gray tones and subtle details.
A mythical figure with deer-like horns and a haunting expression looms over a landscape of smoke and factories, while a raven flies above. In the foreground, a cloaked figure charges with a sword toward a dark silhouette of a church.

Absolute Flash #19 has a solid fight between Flash and Zolomon that feels like something new

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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!

Story: Jeff Lemire
Art: Nick Robles
Color: Adriano Lucas
Letterer: Tom Napolitano

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