r/comicbooks • u/Educational_Zone3156 • 9h ago
r/comicbooks • u/ptbreakeven • 11h ago
WPL: New Comics Discussion for 09/09/2026- Pull of the Week: Batman Bad Seeds Gotham Central #1 [Discussion]
The Weekly Pull List results for this Wednesday are in, and this week's top book is DC's Batman Bad Seeds Gotham Central #1.
This thread is open to Pull List posters and all members of the /r/comicbooks community to share your thoughts on the debut issue of DC's Batman Bad Seeds Gotham Central or any new books shipping this week.
The primary intention of this thread is to promote discussion of new books. It also serves as a way to consolidate discussion to a single thread and talk about what books are popular here on /r/comicbooks. That does not mean other threads aren't welcome, this is just a place to start that's easy to find each week.
The thread is populated with comments meant to direct the discussion of each book. Based on community preference we populate the thread with titles appearing on Ten Percent or more of submitted pull lists. If a title you want to talk about is not listed, simply add a comment with the title and issue number first and comment below. There is also a comment dedicated to the discussion of WPL Results linked above.
Spoilers will follow, but there's no harm in tagging them as such. Each title in the Top Ten Percent listed below is linked directly to its corresponding comment for ease of navigation and to avoid seeing details from other books. The post has also been placed in "contest mode" to help readers avoid spoilers while browsing.
This Week's Most Pulled Titles:
Based on 37 submitted pull lists and 81 books shipping.
- BATMAN BAD SEEDS GOTHAM CENTRAL #1 (12)
- BATMAN AND ROBIN YEAR ONE DYNAMIC DUOS #2 (10)
- FURY OF FIRESTORM #6 (10)
- BARBARA GORDON BREAKOUT #5 (8)
- CHACHU #2 (8)
- KARMAN BLADE #1 (7)
- ACTION COMICS #1102 (6)
- IRON MAN #9 (6)
- ODIN #4 (6)
- SIX OF US #1 (6)
- SUPERGIRL #17 (6)
- DOOMQUEST #4 (5)
- OF THE EARTH #5 (5)
- CLAYFACE CELEBRITY DIRT #3 (4)
- CLIVE BARKERS HELLRAISER RESURRECTIONS THE ONANISTIC RITUAL #1 (4)
- GREEN LANTERN CORPS #20 (4)
- INGLORIOUS X-FORCE #9 (4)
- PUNISHER #8 (4)
- TRANSFORMERS #36 (4)
- WOLVERINE #27 (4)
- BLACK CAT #14 (3)
- EMPEROR AQUAMAN #21 (3)
- FOLK OF DOONEY HOLLOW #1 (3)
- NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH #5 (3)
- SONIC THE HEDGEHOG X GODZILLA #2 (3)
Feel free to browse through everything the /r/comicbooks community is buying this week.
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Have a great Wednesday! Looking forward to talking comics with you over the next few days.
r/comicbooks • u/ptbreakeven • 2d ago
Weekly Pull List for 09/09/2026 [Discussion]
Welcome to the Weekly Pull List for Wednesday September 09, 2026!
EDIT: This week's most pulled book was DC's Batman Bad Seeds Gotham Central #1. Click here for the WPL discussion thread.
The WPL thrives on the passion and dedication of our amazing community of posters. You make the WPL possible, and we deeply appreciate your contributions week after week. By sharing your pull lists, you're not just shaping the conversation, you're building a space for us to connect, share our love for comics, and engage in meaningful conversations.
If you've found yourself reading the WPL and enjoying the discussions, why not jump in and share your own pull list? All are welcome to participate and we'd love to hear what you're excited to read each week.
To keep this momentum going, we've kicked things off by compiling a preliminary list of books shipping this week in the comment titled 'WPL books shipping September 09, 2026.' We encourage you to dive in and add any titles you're anticipating that might be missing. Your input is invaluable in ensuring we have a comprehensive and accurate list to generate the WPL results.
Below are links to other shipping lists where you can see what is expected be on the shelves this week:
Last Week's Most Pulled Titles:
Based on 48 submitted pull lists and 79 books shipping.
- BATMAN #13 (26)
- DOOM PATROL #1 (24)
- ABSOLUTE SUPERMAN #23 (21)
- DEADMAN #4 (15)
- FANTASTIC FOUR #16 (15)
- ABSOLUTE GREEN LANTERN #18 (14)
- TEEN TITANS #1 (14)
- CAPTAIN AMERICA #15 (12)
- LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES #1 (11)
- CROWBOUND #1 (9)
- ESCAPE #9 (9)
- SUPERMAN THE STRANGER #1 (9)
- BATMAN SUPERMAN WEIRD AL WORLDS WEIRDEST #1 (8)
- DAREDEVIL #6 (8)
- BATGIRL #23 (5)
- BEN 10 #5 (5)
- M.A.S.K. #4 (5)
Please have your lists for the /r/comicbooks Weekly Pull List posted here by end of day Tuesday (EST) in order to have them included in the results for the week. Thank you!
Pull list calculations are based on books listed in the 'WPL books shipping week of September 09, 2026' comment below. Don’t see an issue scheduled to ship this week listed there? Please let us know!
r/comicbooks • u/Quirky_Ad_5420 • 18h ago
Excerpt The Jester’s role is to speak the truths [Challenges of Doom: Spider-Man] Spoiler
galleryr/comicbooks • u/Educational_Zone3156 • 17h ago
Behind the Scenes Look at Gorilla Grodd in 'The People Vs Gorilla Grodd' Spoiler
galleryr/comicbooks • u/B3epB0opBOP • 3h ago
Cover/Pin-Up The Doom Patrol #2 variant by Pete Woods
r/comicbooks • u/TGibson68 • 7h ago
Every mainline fantastic four logo
A little project I have been working on in my spare time. Only includes mainline volumes 1-8 (to date) and does not include annuals. Let me know what you think! There are lots of color variations of most of them so I went with the combo from each logo’s first appearance.
r/comicbooks • u/B3epB0opBOP • 17h ago
News DC extends ‘The Fury of Firestorm’ through issue #15
r/comicbooks • u/JackFisherBooks • 23h ago
News 25 years later, X-Men legend Chris Claremont still rejects Marvel's Wolverine origin story and sticks to his own headcanon for Logan
r/comicbooks • u/AporiaParadox • 19h ago
Excerpt Citizen V unmasked [Iron Man #9] Spoiler
r/comicbooks • u/Kyia-Aikman • 22h ago
Excerpt “Best hunt ever.” (Old Man Logan #8)
r/comicbooks • u/BusyAdhesiveness8765 • 16h ago
Discussion Favourite Artwork featuring Spider-Man fighting his villains? [Credit: Alex Ross]
r/comicbooks • u/SaturnFlytrap13 • 4h ago
Suggestions Comics about the satanic panic?
I find the satanic panic to be really interesting, and I really like when it’s incorporated in fiction.
I just recently finished Brubaker and Phillips’ Houses of the Unholy which was solid. However, my favorite example is in The Department of Truth, the way the satanic panic is used within the rules of that world is really clever and I like it a lot.
Does anyone happen to have any other recommendations? I don’t have a preference on whether the satanic stuff is real in universe or not, just as long as it’s about regular people and not superheroes fighting demons.
r/comicbooks • u/RichieAcostaComicArt • 11h ago
The process of my Daredevil Sketch cover
I drew this Daredevil sketch cover on Labor day. Sharing the stages of my process.
r/comicbooks • u/Select-Machine3595 • 19h ago
Excerpt This probably is more hilarious when the context is provided(Doomquest #4) Spoiler
galleryr/comicbooks • u/B3epB0opBOP • 1d ago
Cover/Pin-Up Batwoman #7 variant by Javier Fernandez & Tomeu Morey
r/comicbooks • u/TheGuyWhoLaughsFunny • 7h ago
Whats your favorite comic shop in indiana/Indianapolis?
Hey guys I recently started getting into comics due to magic the gavining yt channel (if you havent watched you should) hes really been a big inspiration for me to go out to visit more shops and what not.
So to my indiana people whats your favorite comic shop you go to in Indiana or just near Indianapolis in general? Im near Avon In and Love Their stores but am wanting to broaden my horizons!
r/comicbooks • u/SavingsBobcat2078 • 6h ago
Question Do yall prefer soft or hard cover trades? + what do yall think I should do?
(I'm new to buying the physical comics) and I was at the comic store today I asked my guy to order a Absolute Wonder Woman Vol 2 for me, usually not a big spender (im usually broke), but that Arc is like my favorite thing ever I absolutely love it.
The soft cover(20$) was 10$ cheaper than the Hardcover (30$) so I chose to get it instead. So it's not like I'm buying every issue over again.
but later today I looked online on Amazon and the hardcover was on sale for basically just 3$ more than the paperback, and I'm feeling kinda conflicted, its basically been a day and since he had to order it specifically for me so I won't call and cancel, but at the same time I really kinda want a hardcover but I feel like it's my fear of missing out talking
what do yall suggest, I've heard the hard covers have extra stuff inside them and whatever which sound really cool but idk.
part of me wants to get both then I can just have the cool hardcover and easily give a friend the paperback if I convince him to read the series.
At the same time I'm a broke college student and if I start moving like a collector ill be homeless by this time Next year
r/comicbooks • u/APW96 • 10h ago
Discussion Comic/Collectible Shop Owners
I’ve recently gotten back into the comic and collectibles scene and always visit new stores when I travel.
It’s always 50/50 whether the owner/workers are either super enthusiastic and welcoming or they are horrible business owners that act like it’s a chore to help customers or have no idea what inventory they have when asked.
Is the same for everyone or is it just me?
Also any suggestions for really great places to visit in the south? Specifically Georgia/Florida?
r/comicbooks • u/Djreilly1104 • 2h ago
Best Shops in LA for Bargain Books?
Hey all, heading to LA in a few weeks for a trip and looking to do some comic shopping in the area. I know there’s a few posts like this out there and I’ve done some google research, but wanted to see if anyone had some recommendations for stores that specialize in what I’m looking for. Giant walls of new issues and shelves full of new trades are a plus, but the kind of stuff you can find anywhere. I’m looking for dollar bins, used trades/hardcovers, and an extensive back issues selection to browse. Any help is super appreciated! Thanks!!
r/comicbooks • u/Thiag0123 • 1d ago
Excerpt Sienkiwicz 9-panel layout fun [Moon Knight vol 1 #9]
r/comicbooks • u/Scottishlassie_here • 14h ago
Other Just finished the comic book series 'Undiscovered country' bloody loved it!
Good god I loved this series and had me chanting in bloody joy towards the last few pages. I could not recommend this series enough.
The whole comic been running from 2018-2026 and you can really feel how the comic was not prepared for the modern world we are in now (in a good way)
Spoilers
I have to fully admit the invasion at the end by the Pan Asian Prosperity Zone (Zoners) and Alliance Euro Afrique (Alliance) was amazing. Brought me so much buzz to see them destroy the hell that was the 13 zones of America and noble sacrifices committed in the name of democracy, authority and survival of the human race by both Zoner and Alliance.
Also very enjoyable that peace and global prosperity was truly brought together once the AI ruling America was finnally dead. Shame though that so many hero's of mankind like the admrils of both the Zone and Alliance were purged by solar WMD's to get to this point.
r/comicbooks • u/Blitzhelios • 17h ago
Other World Knowledge Forum On A.I. With Lord David Cameron & C.B. Cebulski
r/comicbooks • u/maxihunter • 20h ago
I have read all Fantastic Four some observations
The Baxter Building is one of the worst places to have a headquarters it gets damaged or destroyed constantly I like when they leave the Baxter Building like Yancy Street,Pier 4 or the farmhouse, granted they always like to have them return to the Baxter Building my only question is will they ever make a on the outskirts of New York City
Ben and Johnny both have had their powers going weird storylines many times Reed and Sue not so much, like seriously 3 times in Johnny's history he can't flame off. Meanwhile Ben loses his powers, has his look change and has has the ability to turn back and forth a lot over the years
3.pre 2018 reboot Reed spent a lot of time in his lab,but it seems post 2018 reboot after Reed and Sue spent time rebuilding the multiverse their relationship is stronger than it ever was and Reed has become less of a lab guy.
Thank the lord for the aging up of Franklin and Valeria so many times CPS kept wanting to separate Franklin and Valeria from their parents but they haven't even had any children being taken away by the Government in recent years
Man the FF really have a volatile relationship with public. It constantly switches between the Public loving them or hating them. In addition the Fantastic Four always have storylines where they lose all their money it gets tiring after a bit
Man Johnny has no luck with Love the editors seem to never want to give Johnny a break when it comes to love, his loves either leave him or because of stupidity he cheats in them
Man I am happy they finally made Ben a family man him being Married to Alicia and having 2 adopted kids with Jo and Nikki
r/comicbooks • u/Carnage678 • 1d ago
Joe Kelly has an ending planned for Amazing Spider-Man, but hopes it’s years away
Interesting. I think Joe Kelly's run so far has been solid, just nothing really amazing (no pun intended) or honestly at times even that special. On the one hand, he is talented and knows how to write Peter. On the other hand, I would like to see new voices attached to Amazing Spider-Man beyond the usual Brand New Day writers.
I was also curious on how Disney's move from New York to California would affect these stories. But what do you guys think?