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Jace Fox finally meets Bruce Wayne in a five-part miniseries — and the creative team behind it says a lot about where DC is putting its weight.

Jace Fox finally meets Bruce Wayne in a five-part miniseries — and the creative team behind it says a lot about where DC is putting its weight.

Six legal platforms, their prices, their quirks, and which one fits how you actually read.
Punk patches, Harajuku color, skate shoes — the looks that start at the edges keep showing up in the mall window.

Punk patches, Harajuku color, skate shoes — the looks that start at the edges keep showing up in the mall window.

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DC launched its Absolute universe in October 2024 with Absolute Batman by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta — a line designed so new readers need zero back issues, and the early sales made it the publisher's biggest bet in years.

Jace Fox finally meets Bruce Wayne in a five-part miniseries — and the creative team behind it says a lot about where DC is putting its weight.

Six legal platforms, their prices, their quirks, and which one fits how you actually read.

Punk patches, Harajuku color, skate shoes — the looks that start at the edges keep showing up in the mall window.

Matt Murdock's longest comic romance never made it to Hell's Kitchen — and the reasons are budget, borders, and a character who died in 2019.