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I have worked through the first major wave of thoughts I had after catching up on almost the entire Absolute DC line. There is a ridiculous amount I can discuss now, but there are also details I refuse to fake just because I remember the ge...
Absolute Catwoman was amazing as far as I have read. Absolute Green Arrow was the title I struggled most to remember. Neither reaction is ready for a full review. Catwoman needs detailed notes, and Green Arrow needs a fair reread before I d...
Absolute Evil worked as a look behind the curtain, but I wanted more than a one-shot. The villainous side has enough institutional power, money, history, and strange connections to support a much larger story. The billionaire Joker alone de...
Absolute Martian Manhunter was one of the wildest rides I have had reading a superhero comic. It was psychological, visual, alien, and disorienting, but it held together. I need another pass because my reaction is currently stronger than my...
The Black Hand material in Absolute Green Lantern has my attention. After the black substance was dumped onto the test subject, I immediately started wondering if we were watching that concept being rebuilt. That is my prediction, though. I...
Absolute Green Lantern crams a ridiculous amount of lore into a very short space without feeling like an encyclopedia. It gives new readers enough to follow while giving longtime Green Lantern readers a pile of rebuilt mythology to pull apa...
I thought it was dog shit that Absolute Flash left the girl behind. She may still return, and I hope she does. I wanted a full Bonnie-and-Clyde dynamic: two fugitives moving through that insane world together while the relationship became p...
Absolute Flash was far more disturbing than I expected. They changed the powers, origin, relationships, and reality surrounding him so heavily that it feels like its own mythology instead of the normal Flash formula with a darker coat of pa...
These three books are probably the clearest proof that Absolute DC is not one template with different heroes dropped into it. One moves toward disturbing fugitive horror, one compresses a new mythology, and one plays with perception and con...
Absolute Martian Manhunter may have been the wildest ride in the entire line. It was psychological, visual, alien, and disorienting without collapsing into complete nonsense. My reaction is stronger than my ability to summarize it right now...
Absolute Green Lantern surprised me for a completely different reason. It throws a ridiculous amount of lore, different perspectives, and rebuilt ideas about light at the reader without turning the story into an encyclopedia. That is diffic...
I also thought it was dog shit that he left the girl behind. I know the series is still early and she may return, but I wanted them to lean into a Bonnie-and-Clyde setup: two people against the world, moving together, with the relationship...
There is another realm tied into Absolute Flash where life and death seem to overlap in ways I need to reread before explaining as fact. I remember people occupying contradictory states and Flash being caught somewhere between them. It is c...
Absolute Flash was much more disturbing than the Flash material I was familiar with. They changed the powers, origin, relationships, and reality around him so aggressively that the fact he can run extremely fast almost stops being the stran...
The Absolute Trinity gives the universe its foundation. The books outside the Trinity are where DC starts showing how strange this line is actually willing to become. Flash, Green Lantern, and Martian Manhunter barely feel like the same gen...
What I love about ChatGPT 5.6 Sol. The personality. The level of intelligence. How fast it works and how well it manages tasks. Lately the usage has even been way better since when it first launched. Completely loving it so far it's my favo...
These are not smaller heroes. They are heroes whose identities must be constructed under different pressure. The line changes their histories, resources, and surroundings, then discovers that the essential part was never the easy thing to r...
Clark remains sweet because he chooses to be sweet, not because this universe forgot to give him reasons for anger. The changes place his compassion under pressure without confusing cruelty for maturity or cynicism for depth.
Absolute Superman comes from hardship without becoming cynical. That may be the most important choice of the three. His goodness does not feel protected from suffering. It feels tested by it.