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After the shocking events of DC K.O. , Superman is missing. But one hero steps up to take his place... Superboy Prime?! Normally, Prime has only been part of massive DC events, but now he gets a real shot at showing the world he can be just as great a hero as Superman! Superstar artist Dan Mora returns to Superman for an action-packed and fun adventure that changes the face of the DC Universe! . Superman #36 Cover by Dan Mora (March 2025) Corner Box Variant Cover by Skylar Patridge Variant Cover by Rod Reis Variant Cover by Taurin Clarke Artwork:  Dan Mora Writer:  Joshua Williamson Superboy Prime is a polarizing figure among fans; some hate to love him, some love to hate him. The controversial character had finally been redeemed and given his happily ever after send-off in the aftermath of "Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths" to never be seen again. Turns out that never keeps getting shorter and shorter, because the divisive teenager has returned for the "All-In" era...

Framed by a sequence featuring the current Flash Wally West, the story of this "DC K.O." tie-in focuses on the Golden Age Flash Jay Garrick, and hardheaded Green Lantern Guy Gardner. They must fight each other to climb the sweet sixteen bracket and earn the title of "King Omega," the champion who will match Darkseid to save reality. The Flash #28 "K.O. All-Fight Month" Cover by Dan Mora (December, 2025) Pencils: Vasco Georgiev Colors: Matt Herms Lettering: Buddy Beaudoin Writers: Mark Waid, Christopher Cantwell Reuniting a Flash with a Green Lantern is nothing new, it is actually historically expected. From Barry and Hal, to Wally and Kyle, and of course, Jay and Alan, these team-ups and friendships are cherished by many. This pairing is no friendship, however, because Guy cannot be friends with anyone, and this is a good hook for wanting to check the issue. While the plot briefly revisits Guy Gardner's past as a Red Lantern and even his maligned W...

Enjoy this gallery celebrating the Holidays with our beloved DC Characters, and featuring artwork by Dan Mora, Andy Kubert, Brad Anderson, Dustin Nguyen, Howard Porter, Matt Haley, Laura Braga, Tomeu Morey, Frank Quitely, Jorge Jiménez, Alejandro Sánchez, and Jordan Kotzebue. What is your favorite? Batman - Santa Claus: Silent Knight Dan Mora (2024) A Very DC Rebirth Holiday Sequel Andy Kubert, Brad Anderson (2017) DC Universe Holiday Special Dustin Nguyen (2009) DCU Infinite Holiday Special Howard Porter (2006) Titans United: Bloodpact #4 Matt Haley (2022) Batman #130 Laura Braga, Tomeu Morey (2022) DC Universe Holiday Special Frank Quitely (2008) DC Rebirth Holiday Special Jorge Jiménez, Alejandro Sánchez (2016) World's Greatest Super Heroes Holiday Special Andy Kubert, Brad Anderson (2018) Wonder Woman #794 Jordan Kotzebue (2022)

Lex Luthor and Joker have merged into a nefarious all-knowing entity, thanks to the Absorbascon they stole from Hawkman in the previous chapter. Now, the World's Finest team has to meet this challenge by responding in kind, and recruiting the help of Green Lantern, brings back the fan-favorite Superman-Batman composite form from the early days of this series. World's Finest #46 "The Merger" - Chapter II Cover by Dan Mora (December, 2025) Pencils:  Adrián Gutiérrez Inks:  Adrián Gutiérrez, Vicente Cifuentes Colors:  Tamra Bonvillain Lettering:  Steve Wands Writer:  Mark Waid The distinctive trait of this title is its loose connection to DC's current continuity, and that is what makes it so enjoyable. The back-and-forth between Superman and Batman in their fused form is well executed as a reflection of how well the two characters know each other. Conversely, the dialog between Luthor and Joker seems to drag on, and unlike their interaction from the previous issue,...