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DC Comics has announced Green Lantern: Doomed Cosmos #1 by Dan Watters and Kyle Hotz.
It is a new six-issue DC Elseworlds series that transforms the Green Lantern mythology into a sprawling cosmic war where the human race is the enemy and Hal Jordan may be the universe’s best hope for survival.
Issue 1 drops on Jan 20,2027!
Via:(dc.com/blog/2026-10-19/dc-un…)
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Sure, there are a few fun sequences, but #ClayfaceMovie is a goopy mess.
Wooden dialogue, jarring tonal shifts and an undercooked story stop this DC entry from standing out.
Not even the committed cast and some wonderfully horrible practical effects can save this film.
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#CLAYFACE was a mid horror film (definitely no where near Curry Barker's OBSESSION) but as a comic book film it was underwhelming
Even with an amazing performance by Tom Rhys Harries, it couldn't save the film from taking a page from Sony's Spider-Man Universe without Spider-Man
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Let me get this straight..
Creature Commandos flopped.
Superman 25’ underperformed.
Peacemaker S2 didn’t chart.
Supergirl bombed.
Lanterns fell off the nielsen chart.
…and now Clayface is like DC’s morbius?
The DCU stinks and no amount of shilling will ever change that.
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Just watched #Clayface, and boy… DC’s “keep the name, ditch what makes the character special” approach has reached new heights. Safe, uninspired mediocrity disguised as auteur cinema. The DCU’s Ant-Man 3. Safe to say that this universe is drawing its last breathes.
New Comics pull list For Dark Horse Comics for October 21st.
This is what I am getting.
☆ Arrivals #1
What Are You Getting?
New Comics pull list For DC Comics for Oct 21st
This is what I am getting.
☆ Absolute Green Arrow #6
What are you getting?
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DC announces DC All In Saga: The New Gods #1 speical for January
Mister Miracle will become Highfather!
The Omega Book #3 is pure hype fuel—bold, beautiful, and dangerously addictive. Mad Cave is serving excellence and I’m living for every single panel. Go get this book now.
Overall: a flawless, screaming 10/10.
This is the issue where The Omega Book fully ascends. High-concept science-meets-faith chaos, family trauma turned up to eleven, and art so good it feels like you’re peeking at secrets the universe doesn’t want you to see.
And the colors (10/10, also by Junquera) are pure fire—rich, atmospheric, and perfectly dialed to make the cosmic horror and spiritual weirdness hit even harder. That cover art? 10/10. Instant wall-worthy, stare-at-it-for-hours material.
Desperate measures? Try “send my estranged priest son into a death-trap machine that might kill him just to try and stop the end of everything.” The father-son tension, the revelations, the spiritual-plane mind-melting sequences…
Patrick is cooking with pure forbidden knowledge and it tastes incredible.
Every page crackles with urgency and emotional weight.Then Pauli Junquera shows up and just casually delivers art that feels illegal (10/10).
THE OMEGA BOOK #3 from Mad Cave Comics is an absolute, no-notes, universe-shattering banger.
Straight 10s across the board. This issue doesn’t just raise the stakes—it obliterates them and then dances on the ashes of reality itself.
James Patrick’s writing (10/10) is firing on every cylinder. The storyline (10/10) hits like a perfect storm of cosmic dread, daddy issues, and pure “we are so screwed” energy.
Not a slam-dunk, but the team’s growing pains, Red Hood playing responsible adult, and that first real mission disaster keep it lively enough to stick around for.
If you liked the setup in #1, this one keeps the ball rolling with plenty of attitude—just don’t expect perfection yet. The Titans are still figuring it out… and honestly, that’s half the entertainment.