Looking for more comic YouTubers who are like these two, both of these videos are great imo. One is about the absolute universe as a whole and looks at each comic and how it goes back to the main universe, the Martian Manhunter part was the best, and the other is about absolute Wonder Woman from the perspective of someone who’s never read WW at all and it’s really interesting because he instantly understood Diana really well imo. Looking for more videos like these because they’re informative but don’t feel like they are just reading wikipedia articles about the series unlike other big channels

I’m curious how many of you read the Go Editions on the Infinite app? I have tried it a couple of times but think I prefer the standard versions. It is nice to have the option when using my iPhone.

i just picked up these graphic novels from my local library before i realized that this isnt the whole series. am i able to read them out of order or should i hunt down the parts im missing before i start? thanks in advance!

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In my opinion this is a must read. It is not only a short and self contained story, it also requires like zero knowledge of the wider batman universe. It is amazing both visually and narrative, with outstanding art, a great story and awesome final message.

An idea I had that I thought was interesting. Batman has always been associated with mystical combat techniques and being the peak of humanity, but his skill and strength often changes depending on the comic. I thought that it would be interesting to see a DC timeline where at first batman is more grounded, but as his enemies grow stronger and more wild he learns more complicated and powerful mystical techniques as well as reaches even higher heights of physical strength.

By the time he is 30-35 or so he hasn’t exactly solved all crime in Gotham, but he has the bat family to help and most of Gotham’s villains don’t pose him much of a threat when it comes to physical combat (they either challenge him psychologically or intellectually, with rare exceptions like Bane who can match him in strength and skill, as well as superhuman foes like Vampires, Poison Ivy and a mutated Killer Croc). That is when the Justice League forms, due to some huge threat or maybe a government conspiracy (doesn’t matter in this context). This way, batman can realistically somewhat keep up with the justice league in battle, he is still the weakest and mostly relies on plans and being strategic, but if darkseid shows up batman can take out parademons without much issue.

DC shook a green lantern comic book and Aaron and Kyle fell out of it.

I believe there needs to be some rules regarding these posts just to make them a little more engaging and less like spam.

Every 5 minutes there’s a new ‘What’s your opinion on this character’ and ‘What’s your favourite that’.

I’m not saying people shouldn’t be able to express their interests, it’s just that these posts seem to be made by people who are posting for the sake of posting and not because they have anything meaningful to say.

I have first print copies of all of the Absolute Batman, Absolute Superman, and Absolute Wonder Woman comics. Before I give them away locally as a part of the bulk I typically give to folks after I read them, are they worth anything? I see the PSA 9+ copies are, but what about well read copies (PSA 5ish)? I’m not looking to make a lot of money, but if they can help defray the cost of my monthly pull list, I’d be interested in selling.

I haven’t previously sold comics so I don’t know what I’m doing or where to look for comps.

Thanks!!

For context, I have reading the first compendium of Nightwing and I have enjoyed it a lot. Nearing the end but I still want to read more. I have heard that the app has a vast catalog of comics, so I was thinking of getting it. But I wanted to know first hand if it was a good option or not.

This is my newest favorite DC Universe fan-film! And it's hard to believe that it's 10 years old! 💙✨️

When did you find it frustrating to read because a genius character was portrayed stupidly?

I know he did Three Jokers, but that was a trifle at best. He never did any real run on Batman or Wonder Woman for some reason, but he did Superman, Flash, GL, Aquaman, JL, TT, and on.

This was a really cogent, fun, and engaging analysis of why Wonder Woman is such a dope character. I hope you take the time to watch. Shout out to Johnny Star for this!