As a new or lapsed reader, it can feel intimidating to jump into DC Comics. With decades of material and dozens of ongoing stories happening at any given time, it can be confusing for those looking from the outside in. DC has acknowledged that and is creating a massive jumping-on point for everyone with the All In publishing initiative, which will kick off brand new stories, splinters off a new universe, and start a larger meta-narrative told over the next few years.
Find out everything you need to know about All In with this extensive guide. It will explain what it is, what comics are part of it, and more. It’s the perfect companion to kick-start your DC Comics reading.
Updating…
DC Comics’ All In publishing initiative is only just getting started! While there have been a lot of comics announced as part of it, which you can see below, there’s likely many more to come. As a result, this guide will be treated as a living document that will be updated regularly. I highly recommend you bookmark this page and return to it every few weeks if you want to follow all the details.
What is All In?
All In is an upcoming DC Comics publishing initiative that begans in October 2024.
This publishing initiative focuses on creating the best jumping-on points for existing, new, and lapsed readers. There will be new comics, jumping-on points for the current series, and the genesis of a splintered-off universe that gives readers radical interpretations of classic characters.
In the mainstream DC Universe, every comic will be a jumping-on point. Some existing comics will continue but will have new creative teams or kick-off new stories that you can jump onto. Additionally, new comic series will cover characters that may not have had a comic in a while. Co-architect Scott Snyder has mentioned that “All In is about inviting everybody in – the existing creators, some new creators, everything – to tell their best stories, and to begin them all at one point.”
All In will also create the Absolute Universe, an alternate universe that features reinterpreted versions of DC’s heroes. This line of comics will be DC Comics’ equivalent to Marvel’s Ultimate Universe. These characters will be familiar but different, with fresh interpretations and origins. These versions of the characters have more of an underdog status, having to rise to the occasion with less resources and experience.
In the YouTube announcement, Joshua Williamson and Scott Snyder stressed that All In is not a reboot, retcon, or event. Instead, it’s a publishing initiative that signifies the direction of DC Comics. The history of the characters and recent events will still be intact – with All In being instigated by the Absolute Power comic book event. However, there’s an emphasis on new stories and a much larger meta-narrative that will be told over the next few years.
All In kicks off in October with the All In Special #1 (see more details about this in the next section), with new series and jumping-on points launching in the same month and beyond.
It all begins with the DC All In Special
All In kicks off with a special one-shot. This sets up stories that are part of the publishing initiative, both in the mainstream DC Universe and the Absolute Universe.
DC All In Special #1 is a 64-page flipbook, with each side focused on a different perspective.
One half – written by Joshua Williamson and art by Daniel Sampere – will be told through the lens of Superman. The Man of Steel has rallied an army to face a recently returned Darkseid. The confrontation will send ripples through the mainstream DC Universe and be felt across many of DC’s comics.
The other half – penned by Scott Snyder and drawn by Wes Craig – focuses on Darkseid. This will detail the creation of the Absolute Universe and give us the first glimpse of the characters that inhabit that world.
Two universes, one meta-narrative
DC All In Special #1 will also kickstart a much larger meta-narrative.
The core DC Universe and Absolute Universe will be siloed in their approach. However, both will contribute to a much larger meta-narrative for DC Comics’ line of comics. It’s too early to see how each universe will develop the larger line-wide story. Each universe may develop independently, with it converging much later down the line.
What we do know, though, is that it will involve Darkseid. Scott Snyder mentioned that one of the missions of All In is to put Darkseid back at the top of DC Comics’ villains.
At the same time, it will be a slow burn with the meta-narrative touching and developing throughout various DC Comics over the next few years.
Where can I find out more about the Absolute Universe?
Due to it being in its own corner of the DC Multiverse, there’s a separate Absolute Universe guide. This explains the nature of this universe, the titles and creators involved, and other details.
What comics are part of All In?
Find out all the titles that DC Comics has announced as part of the All In publishing initiative. More will be added as the publisher reveals more details over the coming months and well into 2025.
Note: The Absolute Universe titles are listed in its own guide. Check out our guide to find out more.
DC All In Special #1
Written by Joshua Williamson and Scott Snyder. Art by Daniel Sampere and Wes Craig.
DC All In Special #1 is the ultimate starting point for All In. As mentioned above, it’s a 64-page flipbook. One half focuses on the core DC Universe through the perspective of Superman. In this section, there will be hints and teases to many new jumping-on points for other titles. The other half features Darkseid and will introduce the Absolute Universe.
Along with instigating the new line of comics, DC All In Special #1 will also kick off the larger meta-narrative, which will develop throughout DC’s comics for years to come.
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Batman #153
Written by Chip Zdarksy. Art by Jorge Jiménez.
Batman kicks off the All In era with a story called “The Dying City“. Bruce Wayne has put together a number of public I initiatives that could finally see Gotham become a great city. However, Batman will need to solve the case of a shocking murder by one of the city’s most beloved citizens first.
Also, the story will introduce a new hero called Commander Star and bring back The Riddler, who appears to have gone legit. Or has he?
Batman will be published twice a month. It’s unsure if this will be for a short period or on an ongoing basis.
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Birds of Prey #14
Written by Kelly Thompson. Art by Sam Basri.
The team will infiltrate a shady corporation that appears to be kidnapping people – especially Amazons.
Oracle, Black Canary, Big Barda, and Megaera return and are joined by new members Grace Choi and Onyx.
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Poison Ivy #26
Written by G. Willow Wilson. Art by Marico Takara.
Poison Ivy’s latest mission is to restore Gotham City’s wetlands, which have been ruined by industrial waste. However, in the process of doing so, she has unearthed an ancient and sinister place from the cities past.
At the same time, a cleansing fire is igniting in parts of America that get rid of human influence. It’s not clear how but Poison Ivy is somehow responsible.
This issue will lead into the Poison Ivy/Swamp Thing: Feral Trees crossover. You can find out more about further down in this guide.
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Shazam #16
Written by Josie Campbell. Art by Emanula Lupacchino.
The Shazam family hit the road to investigate some reported monster attacks. At the same time, Freddy tries to adjust to his new powers.
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Action Comics #1070
Written by Mark Waid and Mariko Tamaki. Art by Clayton Henry and Skylar Partridge.
An otherworldly creature has escaped The Phantom Zone and is causing havoc in Metropolis. Superman must go into the Phantom Zone to find out the cause. And, as he will soon discover, it’s become a hellish place. We’ll also get a glimpse of what Krypton’s past, seeing younger versions of Superman’s parents.
There will also be a back-up story starting Supergirl. This will see her head deep into outer space to solve a mystery.
Action Comics is currently part of the Superman Superstars initiative. Rotating creative teams will be taking over the title to tell self-contained Superman stories.
The comic will be published weekly throughout the rest of 2024, with these stories concluding in Action Comics #1081.
Action Comics #1070 was published on 9th October.
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Batman and Robin #14
Written Phillip Kennedy Johnson. Art by Javier Fernandez.
Damien Wayne, aka Robin, has begun to assess who he is outside fighting crime alongside the Bat-Family. He wants to find another way to help the world. However, when a new murderer begins reenacting traumatic crimes from Gotham’s history, Damien will be drawn back in to Batman’s world.
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Green Lantern Civil Corps Special #1
Written by Jeremy Adams and Phillip Kennedy Johnson. Art by Salvador Larroca.
Green Lantern Civil Corps Special #1 is an oversized special that sets up the Green Lantern comics in the All In era. It will set up a major conflict that will be felt throughout the galaxy and reverberate through future comics.
This one-shot will bridge the gap between Absolute Power and this new era of Green Lantern comics. Events will then continue through Green Lantern (2023 series) #16-18 before the series gets a serious shake up in Green Lantern: Fractured Spectrum #1, as mentioned further down this guide.
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Catwoman #69
Written by Torunn Grønbekk. Art by Fabiana Mascolo.
Someone has put a price on Catwoman’s head and she has no idea why. In the search for answers she will have return to the international syndicate that helped her become the thief she is today.
New creative of Torunn Grønbekk and Fabiana Mascola join this new phase of Catwoman stories.
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Green Lantern #16
Written by Jeremy Adams. Art by Xermenico.
The seeds of a war have been sown, with a massive battle raging across the galaxy. Hal Jordan, John Stewart, and Guy Gardner will need to unlock the mystery of the Dark Star resurrection in order to stop it.
Do you want to start reading Green Lantern comics? I would recommend reading Green Lantern Civil Corps Special #1 before this as that sets up everything forward.
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Harley Quinn #44
Written Elliot Kalan. Art by Mindy Lee.
Harley’s favourite Gotham neighborhood has become gentrified, pushing out all the crime. That’s something she can’t stand for and will do everything in her power to turn it back to the way it was.
This issue sees the new creative team of Elliot Khan and Mindy Lee join Harley Quinn.
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Titans #16
Written by John Layman. Art by Pete Woods .
The Titans try to figure out what their purpose is in this world in the wake of Absolute Power.
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Wonder Woman #14
Written by Tom King. Art by Daniel Sampere.
Tom King and Daniel Sampere are staying on Wonder Woman in the All In era. Since relaunching the title last year, this run has been giving us glimpses of Trinity, the future Wonder Girl and Diana’s adopted daughter. This issue will introduce the character in the present day via her birth.
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Detective Comics #1090
Written by Tom Taylor. Art by Mikel Janín.
Tom Taylor and Mikel Janin join as the new creative team of Detective Comics. Their first story will be a tale that uncover a secret about Batman’s origin – the night his parents died in the alley – that the Dark Knight and readers never knew before. This will involved a mysterious new villain.
Where Batman is more action-driven, Detective Comics will be more focused on mystery. That being said, there will be plenty of action as well.
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The Flash #14
Written by Simon Supurrier. Art by Vasco Gorgiev.
Wally West and his family come together to mourn a recent loss and learn new abilities. To do so they’ll go on an unconventional family trip – the centre of the Earth.
While the details are vague at the moment, it appears that The Flash is evolving into a new form. Whether this is physical or related to his powers is not quite clear yet.
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Green Arrow #17 (aka Green Arrow #350)
Written by Joshua Williamson and Chris Condon. Art by Amancay Nahuelpan and Montos.
This is an oversized milestone issue, which will features Dawn of DC era run creative team winding up their run and the new creative team beginning theirs.
The previous team will tell an Absolute Power aftermath story. While the new creative team of Chris Condon and Montos will kick off a new era and story.
For those who were reading Williamson and Amancay Nahuelpan’s run will be interested to know that there will be an annual that completes the run published on 30th October.
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Nightwing #119
Written by Dan Watters. Art by Dexter Soy.
Nightwing has cleaned up his home of Blüdhaven by corrupt officials in previous stories. However, it has caused a power vacuum that will turn I to a full-on gang war. And it seems like there’s some mysterious figure manipulating the war, escalating the violence.
This issue begins Dan Watters and Dexter Soy’s run on the title.
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Power Girl #14
Written by Leah Williams. Art by Adriana Melo.
There’s a mysterious new hero in Metropolis. However, Power Girl doesn’t believe the hype.
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Superman #19
Written by Joshua Williamson. Art by Dan Mora.
Existing Superman writer Joshua Williamson will stay on the title and will be joined by super-star artist Dan Mora. The pair will introduce Lois Lane as the new Superwoman.
Additionally, as teased in Superman: House of Brainiac, Doomsday will return.
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Poison Ivy/Swamp Thing: Feral Trees
Written by G. Willow Wilson. Art by Mike Perkins.
Feral Trees is a team-up one-shot between Poison Ivy and Swamp Thing. The plant-based pair will explore a presence that’s tearing up the elemental force called the Green. They will need to go deep into a homicidal wilderness, filled with horrors, to discover the cause.
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Batgirl
Written by Tate Brombal. Art by Takeshi Miyazawa.
Cassandra Cain is back in her first Batgirl solo series in almost 20 years. Assassins are after her and the only way she’ll make it out alive is by teaming up with her mother Lady Shiva.
The series will dive into this complicated daughter-mother dynamic and explore Cassandra in a way that’s never been done before.
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JSA
Written by Jeff Lemire. Art by Diego Olortegui.
The Justice Society of America is getting a new series. Characters that are involved include: Doctor Fate, Green Lantern (Alan Scott), The Flash (Jay Garrick), Obsidian, Wildcat, Hourman, Hawkman, Hawkwoman, Jade, and others.
Black Lightning #1-5
Written by Brandon Thomas. Art by Fico Ossio.
Black Lightning is back to lead the Justice League’s new metahuman outreach program. This initiative helps those with powers before they can be a harm to themselves and others. Along for the ride is his daughter, Anissa Pierce, who comes to him for help. However, it won’t be easy, with the Masters of Disaster looking to ruin the coexistence between humans and those with powers via a culture warn in suburban Metropolis.
Black Lighting (2024 series) is a complete 5-issue miniseries.
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The Question: All Along The Watchtower #1-6
Written by Alex Segura. Art by Cian Tormey.
Renee Montoya has been brought up to the Justice League’s Watchtower. But it’s not for a holiday, but to solve a dark threat bubbling under the surface. One that only the Question and her ad hoc support team can solve.
The Question: All Along The Watchtower is a completed 6-issue miniseries.
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Black Canary: Best of the Best
Written by Tom King. Art by Syan Sook.
This six-part miniseries chronicles Black Canary’s toughest fights. The first round will see her face the formidable Lady Shiva.
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Justice League Unlimited
Written by Mark Waid. Art by Dan Mora.
After disbanding after the conclusion of Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths, the Justice League are officially back with this new series, as announced at San Diego Comic-Con 2024.
At the Absolute Power panel, Mark Waid described the series at the upcoming series: “Big missions, big stories, small stories, and the Watchtower is basically home to every superhero on Earth.”
Those who are of a certain age will fondly remember the Justice League Unlimited animated series. This comic appears to be following the same formula, with a massive roster of heroes, who are rotated in and out of the team based on the mission. This means we will see big name characters like Wonder Woman, Batman, and Superman, saving the day alongside B and C-level characters.
The debut issue will also have a prelude story for the upcoming Batman: Hush 2.
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Batman/Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns #1-5
Written by Jeff Parker and Michele Bandini. Art by Lukas Hetner.
This five-part series is a fun superhero team-up between Batman and Santa Claus. ‘Nuff said.
Batman/Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns is a completed 5-issue miniseries.
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Two-Face #1-6
Written by Christian Ward. Art by Baldemar Rivas.
There’s always been two sides to Batman villain Two-Face. There’s the attorney Harvey Dent and the criminal master Two-Face. However, both sides have found peace with each other after years of conflict. Now, Two-Face is back to practicing law and defending Gotham’s weirdest and dangerous criminals with Victor Zsasz being the first.
Two-Face is a completed 6-part miniseries.
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Superwoman Special #1 (one-shot)
Written by Joshua Williamson. Art by Edwin Galmon.
Spinning out of the pages of Superman, this one-shot reveals how Lois Lane got her superpowers and became Superwoman.
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Challengers of the Unknown #1-6
Written by Christopher Cantwell. Art by Sean Izaakse.
Spinning out of Absolute Power and DC All Special, the fabric of time and space has been torn. There’s only one team of super-scientists who can possibly fix it – The Challengers of the Unknown! Working alongside the Justice League, they will explore the mysteries of the universe and face a mysterious foe lurking in the shadows.
Challengers of the Unknown (2024 series) is a completed 6-issue miniseries.
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New Gods
Written by Ram V. Art by Evan Cagle.
New Gods was just announced at San Diego Comic-Con. Here’s what we know at the moment:
The events of DC All In Special #1, involving New God Darkseid, will trigger an imbalance between New Genesis and Apocalypse. One of the core themes of the series will be fatherhood.
Characters that were mentioned to be featured include: Highfather, Lightray, Orion, Mister Miracle, and Big Barda.
The series was originally slated for 12 issues but will continue beyond that.
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Metamorpho: The Element Man #1-6
Written by Al Ewing. Art by Steve Lieber.
Metamorpho has his own series for the first time in a very long time. In it, Rex Mason, a.k.a Metamorpho, a.ka. The Element Man will go up again Cy.C.L.O.P.S, “the hairy eyeball of crime that gazes from the top of the pop charts to the lowest depths of evil”.
It’s a quirky and fun series that sadly ended prematurely after its sixth issue. Check it out if you’re interested in the character after his appearance in the Superman (2025) movie.
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Justice League: The Atom Project #1-6
Written by John Ridley and Ryan Parrott. Art by Mike Perkins.
The events of Absolute Power saw many heroes lose or gain new powersets. This has caused some chaos, with the Justice League recruiting Ray Palmer and Ryan Choi – heroes known as Atom – to help restore order. These genius heroes work together to create a system that can reallocate and back-up superpowers. However, not every one wants their powers back, with Captain Atom being a big driver of that preference.
Justice League: The Atom Project is a completed 6-issue miniseries.
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Aquaman
Written by Jeremy Adams. Art by John Timms.
After the events of Absolute Power, Aquaman’s powers have evolved in new ways. The king of Atlantis now has the ability to warp water, and he’ll use them to stop “mammoth water-construct Kaijus”. He will also be on a quest to discover the secrets of the “blue”, which could be elemental forces similar to The Green or The Red.
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Green Lantern: Fractured Spectrum #1 (one-shot)
Written by Jeremy Adams. Art by V Ken Marion.
The previously mentioned Green Lantern Civil Corps Special #1 kicks off the Green Lantern comics for the All In era. However, that comic was building towards Fractured Spectrum, a one-shot that will shake up the Green Lantern mythology by adding a new threat known as the “Fractal Lanterns”. These beings are uncontrolled parts of the emotional spectrum that have appeared throughout the universe and threaten to eliminate the very essence of sentient life.
Readers can follow-up Green Lantern: Fractured Spectrum #1 with Green Lantern (2023 series) #19 to continue the story.
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Superman: Lex Luthor Special #1 (one-shot)
Written by Joshua Williamson. Art by Eddy Barrow and Eber Ferreira.
Lex Luthor’s memories were wiped clean during the events of House of Brainiac. However, after the events of DC All In Special #1, the world needs Luthor to remember his past. Doing so could unlock answers to mysteries of the DC Universe. However, what if he doesn’t want to remember?
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Green Lantern Corps
Written by Jeremy Adams and Morgan Hampton. Art by Fernando Pasarin and Oclair Albert.
Spinning out of Green Lantern: Fractured Spectrum #1, the Green Lantern Corp is back in action! This new series will have an ensemble cast featuring John Stewart, Kyle Rayner, Jessica Cruz, Guy Gardner, Jo Mullein, and others.
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DC Power: Rise of the Power Company #1 (one-shot)
Written by Zipporah Smith, Brandon Thomas, and Vita Ayala. Art by Kelsey Ramsay, Ray-Anthony Height, and Charles Stewart III.
Spinning out of the conclusion of Absolute Power, “Waller Was Right” paramilitary groups have taken to the streets to take back Earth for the human race. Josiah Power, a meta-attorney, set out to form a team to protect black and brown communities and stem the hate from the violent paramilitary groups.
This will be followed up by The Power Company: Recharged one-shot.
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Zatanna #1-6
Written and art by Jamal Campbell.
The Mistress of Magic, Zatanna is looking to escape the usual chaos of her life. So she’s bringing back her stage show and heading on tour. However, she’ll right back in the thick of it when a adversary, The Lady White, abducts a member of the crew.
This new Zatanna (2025 series) is a completed 6-issue miniseries.
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Secret Six #1-6
Written by Nicole Maines. Art by Stephen Segovia.
Dreamer, Jon Kent, and Jay Nakamura discover that Amanda Waller has escaped from her prison cell without any trace. The trio will pair up with Deadshot, Catman, and Black Alice to try and track Waller down.
Secret Six (2025 series) is a 6-issue miniseries that will conclude in August.
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Batman #158-163
Written by Jeph Loeb. Art by Jim Lee and Scott Williams.
Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee reunite for a follow-up to their 2002-2003 epic Batman: Hush. This six-part sequel sees the villain Hush return to Gotham City.
Like the original story, H2SH (as it is being stylised) it will b running in the ongoing Batman series instead of being a standalone miniseries.
There’s a prelude story in Justice League Unlimited #1 if you’re undecided on if you want to read this story.
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Summer of Superman Special #1 (one-shot)
Written by Mark Waid, Dan Slott, and Joshua Williamson. Art by Jorge Jiménez.
Told by the current Superman architects, Summer of Superman Special is an oversized one-shot comic. It’s set at John Henry Irons (Steel) and Lana Lang’s wedding, with the wider Superman cast present. However, there are some trouble brewing that will need the Superman Family to save the special day.
Summer of Superman sets the scene for future Superman stories – especially those set in the core DC Universe like Superman (2023 series), Superman Unlimited, and more. Check out this one-shot if you’re curious about reading any of these comics.
Summer of Superman Special #1 is also part of the Summer of Superman publishing initiative.
Supergirl #1
Written and art by Sophie Campbell.
Supergirl is striking it out on her own by returning to Midvale. However, it appears that there’s an imposter in the town, with a Supergirl saving the day for the past few weeks already. Can the read Supergirl figure out what’s going on?
Supergirl (2025 series) #1 is also part of the Summer of Superman publishing initiative.
Superman Unlimited #1
Written by Dan Slott. Art by Rafael Albuquerque.
A Kryptonite asteroid has just showered down on Earth. Suddenly, there’s an arms race for Superman’s greatest weakness. The balance of power has shifted, with an abundance of kryptonite available to criminal empires and supervillains. Superman will need to adapt to this new landscape through new alliances, new tech, and new ways of doing things.
Superman Unlimited (2025 series) #1 is also part of the Summer of Superman publishing initiative.
Fire & Ice: When Hell Freezes Over #1-6
Written by Joanne Starer. Art by Stephen Byrne.
Fire and Ice both have powers that are reflective on their names. However, after the conclusion of Absolute Power, they find their abilities have swapped. The series is all about team work and understanding each other.
Fire & Ice: When Hell Freezes Over is a 6-issue miniseries that’s currently in publication.
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The Power Company: Recharged #1 (one-shot)
Written by Bryan Edward Hill. Art by Khary Randolph, Alitha Martinez, Norm Rapmund, Ray-Anthony Height, and Studio Skye-Tiger.
Continuing threads from DC Power: Rise of the Power Company, this one-shot continues to focus on the team’s mission to fightback against anti-metahuman mistrust and hate. In their latest mission, Jace Fox Batman, The Signal, and Vixen will head to Atlanta to track down and stop a serial killer who targets metahumans.
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Mr. Terrific: Year One #1-6
Writte by Al Letson. Art by Valentine De Landro.
This is a six-part series that dives into Mr. Terrific’s origin. It’s a perfect read for anyone who wants to know more about the character after Edi Gathegi’s depiction in the 2025 Superman movie.
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Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman #1-6
Written by Tom King. Art by Belén Ortega.
Description coming soon.
We Are Yesterday (Crossover)
Written by Mark Waid, Christopher Cantwell, and Morgan Hampton. Art by Clayton Henry, Travis Moore, Dan McDaid, and Dan Mora.
Building on the events of Justice League Unlimited (2024 series), We Are Yesterday is a crossover between Justice League Unlimited (2024 series) and Batman/Superman: World’s Finest. It also happens to be the first events of the All In era and is a building block for the larger meta-narrative that DC Comics is telling.
Find out how to read it with our reading order.
Justice League: Dark Tomorrow Special #1 (one-shot)
Mark Waid and Marc Guggenheim. Art by Cian Tormey.
Description coming soon.
Justice League Red #1
Written by Saladin Ahmed. Art by Clayton Henry.
Description coming soon.
Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton #1-5
Written by Ryan North. Art by Mike Norton.
This five part miniseries will focus on Krypto, Superman’s dog. Readers will first see him as a regular pup on Krypton and see how he accidently makes his way to Earth.
Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton #1 is also part of the Summer of Superman publishing initiative.
Gotham City Sirens: Unfit for Orbit #1-6
Written by Leah Williams. Art by Haining.
Description coming soon.
Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #1-6
Written by Greg Rucka. Art by Nicola Scott.
Description coming soon.
Batman (2025 series) #1
Written by Matt Fraction. Art by Jorge Jiménez.
Batman is being relaunched with a new #1 issue and creative team. This run will be very accessible, with a focus on one-and-done stories with an emotional punch. This is a same approach to what Matt Fraction did with his acclaimed run on Hawkeye. These stories will focus on a Gotham City that fractured by gangs and dealing with a militarized Goth City Police Department run by Vandal Savage.
The debut issue will bring back the classic blue and grey costume.
Batman (2025 series) #1 will be published on 3rd September.
Adventures of Superman: Book of El #1
Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson. Art by Scott Godlewski.
Description coming soon.
Red Hood #1
Written by Gretchen Felker-Martin. Art by Jeff Spokes.
This series was supposed to be a hard-hitting new series for Red Hood (Jason Todd), with Huntress in a supporting role. However, only one issue was released, with additional issues cancelled due to an inflammatory post by the writer.
DC K.O. #1 (Event)
Written by Scott Snyder and Joshua Williamson. Art by Javi Fernández.
DC K.O. is the first big event of the All In era. Picking up threads started in DC All In Special #1, this event is a big tournament story, with the world at stake.
Check out how to read the core series and it’s various tie-in comics with our DC K.O. reading order.
Where to find All In comics
All In comics will be available at all good comic book shops, online retailers, eBay, and digitally through Amazon.
There will be high demand for these comics. As a result, you may want to preorder them or put them on your pull list.
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Great list! I hope you keep updating this list :). Is Gotham City Sirens: Uncovered #1 part of DC all in by the way?
I’m glad you’re enjoying it! Gotham City Sirens was a series as part of the previous publishing initative, Dawn of DC. Uncovered just features the cover art.