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Comic Journal: Absolute Batman #12

  Dear Journal I was straight up giddy to be handed the latest issue in the Absolute Batman series, one that proves that the Dark Knight is the best superhero in any universe. Issue 11 left us with the ominous scene of Bain standing over Batman's closest circle of friends, who, in the regular universe, positioned themselves as his greatest foes. I guess it just goes to show that Bain is positioned against Bruce, no matter which timeline they traverse, although this time, he shows that there's more than one way to break a bat beyond bending a back.  In one go, Bain becomes the common origin source for The Penguin, Two-Face, Croc, and the Riddler, and what a way to do it. Halt, hear all ye squeamish ninnies, the visuals from #12 will give you nightmares, but the response from Batman and Alfred has me salivating, and while the entrance of a very cool looking Cat Woman was welcome, it's Joker's (hopeful) entry that I'm hoping and holding out for. Now what to read whil...
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Comic Shelf: Marvel Knights: The World to Come

 


 3 Reasons to Read Marvel Knights: The World to Come

Marvel’s The World to Come isn’t just another alternate timeline story—it’s a sharp, provocative reimagining of superhero legacy. And yes, it features one of the most jaw-dropping moments in recent comics: the introduction of a white Black Panther.

Here’s why this comic deserves a spot on your shelf:

1. A Bold New Timeline

Set in a fractured future where the Avengers are long gone, The World to Come dares to build something new out of Marvel’s iconic foundations. The result is an unfamiliar world that still feels dangerously relevant.

2. The Mystery of the Mantle

Who has the right to claim a legacy? In this timeline, the Black Panther is not T’Challa—but a white man. This unexpected shift forces readers to reconsider what it means to inherit power, wear a symbol, and carry a nation’s story.

3. A Raw Conversation on Identity

More than just a twist, The World to Come explores identity and cultural legacy. It challenges readers to reflect on appropriation, representation, and power—all through Marvel’s high-stakes lens.

📚 If you want a comic that punches hard and asks big questions, Marvel Knights: The World to Come is for you.

🛒 Grab your copy here: https://forbiddenplanet.com/461196-marvel-knights-the-world-to-come-1-2nd-printing-variant/?utm_medium=fp-share&affid=OEA

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