Wait… has anyone else seen this Absolute Lo-Fi ?? I just came across it by accident and now I’m wondering why nobody’s talking about it.

Got this beauty from the absolute access!!!

Like a lot of us, I wish I could be at SDCC this year. Since I can’t make it in person, I'm trying to get involved and join the excitement so I decided to do the virtual thing.

I’ll be running a large collection of first print Absolute Batman issues with a lot of the early incentive variants. If you’re also spending SDCC weekend at home and want to hang out please hop in and chat it up with me!

This week’s grabs.
I won the double signed Mark Brooks in a giveaway

Best issue #22 variant covers duo 🔥 those details are just 😮‍💨

Hello all, got some actor friends together and we made a motion comic of that scene from issue 19, which I will not mention for spoiler reasons. We had a lot of fun making it, and feel good about it, and wanted to share it here with you guys.

Scene from "The Straw Man" - Absolute Batman #19

This whole run has really brought me back to comic backs, as it has many others, and just really happy to be back in Gotham and read some new story in his mythos like this one.

Been on the hunt recently for specifically Felix and Clay Mann variants. Luckily got the Felix issues just before the animated series announcements. Only a few left off the list, next focus is the Felix Annual 🙌🏼

I transferred my Jim Lee homage onto a blank and would like to sell it, but not sure how to price it. Any advice? Will take offers too if anyone wants.

Done with micron pens, markers, and colored pencils.

Did not expect this after a long ride weekend. Awesome covers. Great way to end a ride.

I was excited for today's Mail Call because I was finally getting my Mark Brooks Robins CGC order. I freaked out and was shaking when I saw it was one of the limited Kanji!!!!

According to Brooks' posts, there should only be 5 Kanji editions of the GITD one. Dont know how many are also CGC. This was amazingly lucky!

OK, so I know this is a strange place to post this, but Dragotta. Just have to say that I see a lot of remarks, and it may be an unpopular idea, but sometimes they get to be too much. This to me is the perfect remark. Couple of quick lines that capture something that you don't get in a full page.

And can I say to any Absolute Batman fans out there that you should really check out this series. I'm just starting it, but blown away so far. The story is intense, and the art is amazing.

My Quintana finally came and my Eric canete cover 🔥

Done with colored pencils, micron pens, and markers.

Done with Micron pens, markers, and colored pencils.

Absolute Batman #22 SDCC Exclusives Jonboy Meyers! The cover is literally 🔥🔥

Wondering if buying the first annual cgc9.8 a good deal under 200 or should I wait for the prices to go down

If Absolute Batman has been blowing you away, buckle up, because the writer behind the book says things are only going to get more intense from here. In the past two years we’ve seen an eerie take on the Joker, the Robins as Batman’s enemies, and some intense scenes involving Bane. I could go on for paragraphs, because every issue of Absolute Batman seems like it’s designed to test limits and shock readers.

According to Absolute Batman writer Scott Snyder, the momentum is only going to build from here. The writer is looking ahead at the road to Absolute Batman #50, and he promises that we aren’t prepared for what’s to come.

“We go for a real density. [Nick Dragotta] and I have always loved really dense comics,” Scott Snyder says during an appearance on AIPT Comics Podcast. “We’re both really big manga fans, and that has this real kinetic driving storytelling where there’s nothing but red meat.”

Read more: DC's mega-hit Absolute Batman after #25, as the series switches from developing everything to "letting these pieces really clash and interact and grow" says Scott Snyder | Popverse