Batman, Psylocke, and Superwoman Shine on This Week’s Top Comic Covers

This week’s comic releases bring an array of breathtaking cover art that showcases the unique style and creativity of some of the industry’s top talents. From the brooding menace of Batman to the raw power of Psylocke and the commanding presence of Superwoman, these covers are more than just art—they’re a statement. Whether you’re a collector eyeing your next prized addition or simply someone who appreciates exceptional artistry, these covers deserve your attention. Let’s dive into the details behind this week’s standout picks, highlighting the characters and the incredible artists who brought them to life.

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Absolute Batman #1 (Fourth Print Covers by Nick Dragotta and Simone Di Meo)
Because a fourth print wasn’t enough to tone down the exclusivity, this cover, limited to just one per customer, makes Batman even more terrifying. Dragotta gives us a brooding, almost monstrous Batman with what looks like spikes—or perhaps the remnants of a particularly bad day—growing from his back. If meeting Batman in the dark wasn’t intimidating enough, imagine this version coming at you. It’s the perfect mix of unsettling and captivating. Who knew Batman could make “dangerous porcupine chic” a thing? If Nick Dragotta went for menace, Simone Di Meo opted for direct intimidation. This close-up of Batman, starring unflinchingly into the soul of every collector, is pure psychological warfare. Add a bat gracefully flying from his hand, and it’s less “dark knight” and more “gothic wildlife enthusiast.” It’s haunting, personal, and a little unnerving—exactly what you’d expect from a cover designed to make you feel Batman’s presence.

Action Comics #1081 (Cover by Fico Ossio)
Superwoman commands the spotlight in this cover by Ossio, with brute strength, beauty, and that uncanny ability to outshine a plain white background. It’s as if the simplicity of the backdrop is daring you to even think about focusing on anything else. Her pose says, “I don’t need a flashy setting to be extraordinary.” The look on her face? She knows it, too. A cover that’s bold, minimalist, and just the right amount of smug.

Batman The Brave and The Bold #20 (Cover by Simone Di Meo)
De Meo doubles down this week with a cover showing Batman playing falconer—but with a bat. Because of course Batman wouldn’t settle for a hawk. The serene pose belies the subtle absurdity of the image: a caped crusader calmly releasing a bat into the Gotham skyline, as if this is a regular Tuesday night activity. It’s a cover that makes you think, “Does Bruce Wayne have a secret bat-training side hustle we don’t know about?”

X-Men #9 (Cover by Bengus)
Psylocke has never looked more ready to obliterate anyone in her path. Bengus captures her in peak “don’t mess with me” mode, with her glowing purple fist radiating power and fury. This cover could easily double as a motivational poster: “Get out of my way, or you’ll find out exactly what this glow can do.” The dynamic energy practically leaps off the page, making it a must-have for any X-Men fan—or anyone in need of a strong reminder not to cross Psylocke.

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