SUPERMAN #30 Review

• Written by: Joshua Williamson

• Art by: Dan Mora

• Colors by: Alejandro Sanchez

• Letters by: Ariana Maher

• Cover art by: Dan Mora (cover A)

• Cover price: $4.99

• Release date: September 24, 2025

Superman #30, by DC Comics on 9/24/25, delivers a cosmic showdown that ramps up the stakes with high-energy action and surprising alliances.

DETECTIVE COMICS #1101 Review

• Written by: Tom Taylor

• Art by: Mikel Janin

• Colors by: Mikel Janin

• Letters by: Wes Abbott

• Cover art by: Mikel Janin (cover A)

• Cover price: $4.99

• Release date: September 24, 2025

Detective Comics #1101, by DC Comics on 9/24/25, opens with Gotham shrouded in menace. Boats drift, bodies float, and Batman himself might be caught in a medical mystery.

GREEN LANTERN #27 Review

• Written by: Jeremy Adams

• Art by: Xermanico

• Colors by: Romulo Fajardo Jr.

• Letters by: Dave Sharpe

• Cover art by: V Ken Marion

• Cover price: $4.99

• Release date: September 24, 2025

Green Lantern #27, by DC Comics on 9/24/25, hurls John Stewart right into the cosmic meat grinder, forcing big choices and even bigger hero poses.

ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN #12 Review

• Written by: Kelly Thompson

• Art by: Hayden Sherman

• Colors by: Jordie Bellaire

• Letters by: Becca Carey

• Cover art by: Hayden Sherman, Jordie Bellaire (cover A)

• Cover price: $4.99

• Release date: September 24, 2025

Absolute Wonder Woman #12, by DC Comics on 9/24/25, drops readers straight into Area 41’s prison maze. Poseidon’s trident goes rogue, Clea explodes with Atlantean rage, and Diana must engineer a frantic escape as water fills the corridors.

THE FLASH #25 Review

• Written by: Si Spurrier

• Art by: Vasco Georgiev

• Colors by: Matt Herms

• Letters by: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou

• Cover art by: Davide Paratore

• Cover price: $3.99

• Release date: September 24, 2025

The Flash #25, by DC Comics on 9/24/25, presents Omnipotent Eclipso, the westward-drifting moon, and an army of hurriedly summoned supporting speedsters all swirl together, and what’s left is a storm of confusion.