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As a devoted fan, I can’t help but notice that when we strip down superhero narratives to their essence, they often revolve around relationships. Whether heroes or villains, the interplay between characters forms the foundation of the most compelling and captivating tales. This is particularly evident in romantic relationships, which have shaped some of the most iconic comic book characters – think Superman with Lois Lane, Batman with Catwoman, Cyclops with Jean Grey.

In our latest article, we emphasized that “Black Myth: Wukong” stands as one of the top games of 2024, competing with titles like “Astro Bot”, “Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth”, and a few others for Game of the Year. However, it’s important to note that the game is not without its flaws. There is indeed a specific aspect within this PS5 and PC game that many players find less satisfactory, but at the same time, it’s a part of the game that holds great appeal for some.

Few books are as anticpated as DC’s Absolute Batman, which has got people buzzing thanks to its unique character design and shake-up of the typical Batman status quo. Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta have crafted a Batman that is a force of nature, both in terms of his physical stature and in his approach to crimefighting, and DC gets all of the fun started in the DC All In Special, which then leads into Absolute Batman #1. ComicBook had the chance to speak with Snyder and Dragotta all about what inspired their new take on Batman, as well as all the details on the new costume, the new Bat Symbol (which is also a freaking axe), what elements of his suit didn’t make the cut, and even a tease of the new batmobile!