Wednesday, March 18, 2026

Deathstroke: The Terminator #1 Review: Fleecs Ignites Brutal New Era




  • Written by: Tony Fleecs

  • Art by: Carmine Di Giandomenico

  • Colors by: Ivan Plascencia

  • Letters by: Wes Abbott

  • Cover art by: Carmine Di Giandomenico (cover A)

  • Cover price: $3.99

  • Release date: March 18, 2026


Deathstroke: The Terminator #1 (DC Comics, 3/18/26): Writer Tony Fleecs and artist Carmine Di Giandominico launch Slade Wilson's assassin life with a blind-drop hit on a Cale Industries whistleblower, blending family tension and explosive infiltration. Kinetic execution marks a sharp, personal revenge setup that demands attention, but cliffhanger reliance tempers the payoff; Verdict: Hard-edged action hit.

Batwoman #1 Review: Rucka Relaunch Delivers Trauma & Cult Tension




  • Written by: Greg Rucka

  • Art by: Dani

  • Colors by: Matt Hollingsworth

  • Letters by: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou

  • Cover art by: Dani, Matt Hollingsworth (cover A)

  • Cover price: $3.99

  • Release date: March 18, 2026


Batwoman #1 (DC, 3/18/26): Writer Greg Rucka and artist DaNi deliver a psychological descent into grief and cult prophecy, centering Kate Kane as she confronts her twin Beth's death in a Greek sanatorium under eschatological threat. This kinetic, trauma-fueled relaunch crackles with moody authenticity yet burdens new readers with heavy unexplained backstory; Verdict: Worth reading but newbies will feel lost.

Lobo #1 Review: Skottie Young Delivers Chaotic Antihero Relaunch




  • Written by: Skottie Young

  • Art by: Jorge Corona

  • Colors by: Jean-Francois Bealieu

  • Letters by: Nate Peikos

  • Cover art by: Jorge Corona, Jean-Francois Bealieu

  • Cover price: $3.99

  • Release date: March 18, 2026


Lobo #1 (DC Comics, 3/18/26): Writer Skottie Young and artist Jorge Corona unleash the Main Man in a frenzied bounty hunt turned media satire, centering Lobo as the last Czarnian chasing accountant Whit Dusty amid antihero movie mockery. Kinetic and self-aware execution nails Lobo's crude charm, but leans heavy on recap; Verdict: Worth reading for Lobo fans.

Absolute Flash #13 Review: Wally, Linda, and the Mirror Master Trap




  • Written by: Jeff Lemire

  • Art by: Haining

  • Colors by: Adriano Lucas

  • Letters by: Tom Napolitano

  • Cover art by: Nick Robles (cover A)

  • Cover price: $4.99

  • Release date: March 18, 2026


Absolute Flash #13 (DC Comics, 3/18/26): Writer Jeff Lemire and artist Haining pivot Wally West from Fort Fox fallout into a teen character drama that mutates into a supernatural Mirror Master trap story. This issue delivers emotionally honest writing and visually inventive mirror horror, although the cliffhanger structure feels slightly incomplete on its own; Verdict: Worth reading.