Absolute Wonder Woman and the comic book picks of the week

As a seasoned gamer with over two decades of comic book collecting under my belt, this week’s releases are nothing short of a treasure trove for enthusiasts like myself. The pick of the week has to be “Absolute Wonder Woman No. 1″ by Kelly Thompson and Hayden Sherman. This tale about a Wonder Woman raised in Darkseid’s hellish world promises to be a heart-wrenching, unforgettable story that will surely resonate with fans who have followed Diana’s journey through the years.

This upcoming week is significant for Marvel, DC, and Image/Sybound Comics as each releases a top-tier issue or begins a fresh storyline in their ongoing series. This article will provide a rundown of these key releases, along with other comics worth checking out. To kick things off, let’s take a look at our pick for the week.

Yesterday might have been just one day celebrating Wonder Woman, but how about an entire WEEK dedicated to this remarkable character! It’s truly delightful spending so much time with such an inspiring figure ♥️. I can hardly wait for ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN #1, which drops tomorrow!!!
— Hayden Sherman (@Cleanlined) October 22, 2024

Absolute Wonder Woman No. 1 (pick of the week)

Writer: Kelly Thompson
Artist: Hayden Sherman

As a gaming enthusiast, let me suggest an exciting read for you this week – “Absolute Woman”. This comic book is a must-have! First off, the writer, Kelly Thompson, truly knocks it out of the park with her compelling narrative about Wonder Woman growing up in Darkseid’s nightmarish realm. Trust me; this tale will stay etched in your memory forever.

On Wednesday, a fresh antagonist makes her moves in Gotham within the initial issue of Detective Comics by @mikeljanin and myself. Check out this stunning variant cover for Detective Comics #1093, created by @urbanbarbarian!
— Tom Taylor (@TomTaylorMade) October 21, 2024

Detective Comics No. 1090

Writer: Tom Taylor
Artists: Mikel Janin

Tom Taylor is moving his skills from Bludhaven and Nightwing to Gotham City and Batman. According to ComiXology’s description, Detective Comics issue 1090 will tie into the murder of Thomas and Martha Wayne. With Chip Zdarsky’s run hinting at Bruce having a brother, one can only wonder what Tom Taylor has in store for us.

Void Rivals No. 13

Writer: Robert Kirkman
Artists: Lorenzo De Felici and Patricio Delpeche

In Issue No. 12 of Void Rivals, there appears to be the emergence of the Galactus-like entity from the Energon Universe, Unicron. Meanwhile, as reported by ComiXology, a Cobra-La member is embarking on a space voyage, but their intentions remain unclear.

Iron Man No. 1

Writer: Spencer Ackerman
Artist: Julius Ohta

In this latest installment, Tony Stark, known for his innovative armor, undergoes a change in both his tech and temperament, becoming more aggressive. Rather than battling traditional supervillains, Stark now faces the powerful alliance of Roxxon and AIM, determined to bring down Stark Unlimited. This thrilling debut is penned by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Spencer Ackerman – don’t miss out!

Absolute Wonder Woman and the comic book picks of the week

Green Arrow No. 17

Writer: Joshua Williamson
Artist: Chris Condon

Since Oliver Queen, also known as Green Arrow, played a crucial role in saving the world during “Absolute Power”, a predicament has arisen. The trouble is he deceived his family, potentially placing them in harm’s way. It’s uncertain if they’ll show leniency given the circumstances. Particularly Black Canary, as her abilities were altered and she may well be enraged by this betrayal.

Zatanna: Bring Down The House No. 5

Writer: Mariko Tamaki
Artist: Javier Rodriguez

With Zatanna realizing her magical abilities, can she prevent global catastrophe? What hidden truth was her father concealing from her? Given that it’s a DC Black Label comic book, anything is possible – even the end of the world.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles No. 3

Writer: Jason Aaron
Artist: Cliff Chiang

The focus in this case revolves around Leonardo. Has he been engaging in any activities apart from his siblings? Could it be possible that the Foot Clan is planning to confront him? Moreover, there was a brawl between Michelangelo and Raphael at the conclusion of the previous issue. Will we witness the resolution of this fight in the coming one?

The Power Fantasy No. 3

Writer: Kieron Gillen
Artist: Caspar Wijngaard

Etienne Lux prevented millions of deaths by killing people in the government. Now he’s public enemy No. 1. What’s terrifying is he could take over the world if he wanted to. Unfortunately, there may be another Atomic that desires to.

Universal Monsters: Frankenstein No. 3

Writer: Michael Walsh
Artist: Michael Walsh

On the cover of “Universal Monsters: Frankenstein” issue 3, a bride stands before Frankenstein’s Monster. Could this scene suggest future events? Writer/artist Michael Walsh skillfully preserves the essence of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein while making some adjustments to the plotline. To uncover his creative direction, you’ll need to delve into the issue itself.

Superman No. 19

Writer: Joshua Williamson
Artist: Dan Mora

It seems that Doomsday has resurfaced, Lois Lane now possesses extraordinary abilities. To sweeten the deal, how about the comeback of yet another antagonist called Time Trapper?

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