#Jeff Lemire

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Moon Knight Vol. 8 #1-14 (2016)

Jeff Lemire | Greg Smallwood

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Jeff Lemire and Nick Robles will helm an Absolute Flash series, launching in March.

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Absolute Flash 1 (2025) by Jeff Lemire & Nick Robles

Cover: Nick Robles

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JSA #1 by Jeff Lemire and Diego Olortegui. Cover by Olortegui. Variant covers by (2) Travis Mercer, (3) John K Snyder III and (4) Sweeney Boo. Wraparound variant (5) by Lemire. Out in November.

"Long-time fan favorite characters Hawkman, Hawkgirl, Jade, Obsidian, Jesse Quick, Hourman, Ted Grant, and Sandman are all back on the roster as DC’s first super team faces their greatest and most personal challenge yet. Will golden age ideals hold true in a world recovering from the events of Absolute Power? Or do they need a more hardcore approach to stand a chance against the new Injustice Society of America?"

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Black Hammer: Spiral City #1 Art by Mike Mignola and Duncan Fegredo

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Peanuts

Art by Jeff Lemire

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NYCC 2024: DC Comics reveals ‘Absolute Flash,’ ‘Absolute Martian Manhunter’ and more

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Jeff Lemire - Wesley Dodds: Sandman

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DC Comics' Absolute Universe to Include "Absolute Martian Manhunter," "Absolute Flash," and "Absolute Green Lantern" in 2025

DC Comics' Absolute Universe is getting bigger in 2025, with Absolute Martian Manhunter, Absolute Flash, and Absolute Green Lantern.

Absolute Martian Manhunter hails from writer Deniz Cap and artist Javier Rodríguez.

Absolute Flash hails from writer Jeff Lemire and artist Nick Robles, which follows Wally West.

Absolute Green Lantern hails from writer Al Ewing and artist Jahnoy Lindsay.

(Images via DC Comics - NYCC 2024 Artwork for Absolute Martian Manhunter; Covers of Absolute Flash and Absolute Green Lantern)

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First looks at Absolute Martian Manhunter and Absolute Flash!

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DEATH of COPRA is a 4 issue mini-series coming out January 8th from Image Comics. This all-new material is the direct continuation of where the last 45 issues left off. (aka Legacy Numbers 46-49)

The story of COPRA is one of duality: brutal but tender, bombast as defined by human nuance, crafted with a love of comics history while guided by an eye towards the future.

We’re going out, thus, with celebration and revenge in our hearts. Oh, and a bunch of variant covers!

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The Comic Art Of Jeff Lemire

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JSA (2024) #2

Written by JEFF LEMIRE Art by DIEGO OLORTEGUI Cover by CULLY HAMNER Variant covers by JEFF LEMIRE and LEANDRO FERNÁNDEZ $3.99 US | 32 pages | Variant $4.99 US (card stock) ON SALE 12/4/24

Flash back to the events leading into the previous issue as the JSA investigates a break-in at the observatory of Ted Knight, the original Starman. How was the JSA separated, and where is the Tower of Fate? What caused the rift between Jade and Obsidian after the disappearance of their father, Green Lantern Alan Scott? And what is the Injustice Society of America plotting?

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JSA #3 by Jeff Lemire and Diego Olortegui. Variant covers by (1) Dustin Nguyen and (2) Sweeney Boo. Main cover (3) by Cully Hamner. Out in January 2025.

"After sacrificing his reincarnation for one last life with the woman he loves, Hell is the last place Hawkman wants to be right now! With his allies at the Tower of Fate under siege by the Injustice Society, can he escape Wotan’s clutches—or is his goose truly cooked?"

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Inhumans vs. X-Men is far and away one of the worst comic books I've ever read. Jeff Lemire could not save this and Charles Soule could not save this, although I'm willing to extend both of them the same mulligan that I extend to Straczynski for writing One More Day at editorial gunpoint, as it's visibly an editorial creature through and through. It is the comic book that I would write if I were trying to construct an uncharitable strawman of cultural relativism, except as far as I can tell somebody (Editorial) actually wanted me to take it seriously as a moral dilemma with equitable sides. Grotesque Emma Frost character assassination also. All in all strong evidence that some of the comic books that I've fished out of my local library's dumpster were in there for a reason

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Justice Society of America 1 (2024) variant by Jeff Lemire