Top 10 Graphic Novels Worth Grabbing During Summer Sale 2026
Long reading lists, lighter schedules and seasonal markdowns make summer the easiest time all year to finally fill the gaps on your shelf. S...
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Superman (2025) | Movie Review
James Gunn's Superman soars with heart, hope and the kind of earnest heroism that reminds us why we need heroes in the first place.
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Absolute Power (Comics) | Review
Mark Waid delivers a masterclass in systematic destruction that transforms DC's most dangerous government operative into an unstoppable ...
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Batman/Superman: World's Finest: Return to Kingdom Come (Comics) | Review
The Kingdom Come timeline forces Batman and Superman to question whether their ideals can survive the weight of an inevitable, broken future...
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Batman/Superman: World's Finest: The Devil Nezha (Comics) | Review
When Superman's powers go nuclear and threaten everything he holds dear, only Batman can save him from himself.
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Doomsday Clock (Comics) | Review
The most ambitious crossover in DC Comics history that either validates or condemns the very idea of sequels to masterpieces.
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Trinity: Dead Space (Comics) | Review
Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman must choose between killing their beloved friends or watching humanity die.
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The Dark Knight III: The Master Race (Comics) Review
Frank Miller's The Dark Knight III: The Master Race proves that third times are rarely the charm in comics.
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Supergirl: Red Daughter of Krypton (Comics) | Review
Kara Zor-El trades her blue suit for Red Lantern rage in this explosive, devastating character transformation.
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Green Lantern: Rise of The Third Army (Comics) | Review
The Guardians of the Universe become the galaxy's greatest threat in this Corps-shattering crossover event.
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Justice League: The Villain's Journey (Comics) | Review
Justice League faces an enemy who once worshipped them as gods before abandonment and loss twisted devotion into vengeance.
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Green Lantern: Sinestro (Comics) | Review
Geoff Johns flips the script by stripping Hal Jordan of his ring and forcing his greatest enemy Sinestro to wear green.
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Justice League: Origin (Comics) | Review
Geoff Johns and Jim Lee redefine superhero team origins in this epic foundation story that changed everything.
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Flashpoint (Comics) | Review
Barry Allen wakes up in a world turned upside down, where DC's legendary heroes become strangers and he is no longer The Flash.
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Final Crisis (Comics) | Review
When Darkseid conquers earth, enslaves humanity and reality itself starts collapsing– Grant Morrison's apocalyptic vision of evil actual...
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Infinite Crisis (Comics) | Review
Geoff Johns brings back the original Crisis survivors– and they're disgusted with what DC heroes have become.
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Superman: For Tomorrow (Comics) | Review
Brian Azzarello's controversial masterpiece that dared to ask if Superman could actually be too powerful for his own good.
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Superman: Red Son (Comics) | Review
Mark Millar re-imagines Superman as champion of Soviet socialism in a Cold War alternate history that challenges American exceptionalism.
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JLA: Earth 2 (Comics) | Review
Morrison and Quitely flip superhero morality in a mirror universe where good must lose, evil always wins and heroism becomes tyranny.
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Kingdom Come (Comics) | Review
Mark Waid and Alex Ross redefine superhero morality in a dystopian future where heroes must choose between justice and peace.
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