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"Fargo meets Deliverance" as complex characters cross paths in the sweaty swamps of the Louisiana bayou in the new four-issue miniseries The Voice Said Kill from writer Si Spurrier, artist Vanesa Del Rey, colorist John Starr (X-Men), letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou (You’ll Do Bad Things), and designer Emma Price.

With the first issue lurking onto comic shop shelves and digital platforms on July 23rd, we're thrilled to exclusively reveal Vanesa Del Rey's stunning unlettered penciled artwork from The Voice Said Kill #1, along with exclusive quotes from Si Spurrier and Vanesa Del Rey that offer intriguing insights into the making of their unforgettable fever dream brimming with palpable, sweat-soaked pages of peril.

Below, you can check out our exclusive artwork reveal and quotes from Si and Vanesa, and we also have a look at preview pages from the first issue, the main cover art by Vanesa Del Rey, and the additional...

Warning: Contains Potential Spoilers for Justice League Unlimited #1!

Although the Absolute Power crisis has ended, its aftermath continues to ripple through the DC Universe, with the Justice League still grappling with its consequences months later—especially in the realm of superpowers. To address these lingering effects, the League has launched a groundbreaking new project, one poised to bring about some of the most radical changes to DC’s power hierarchy.

The inaugural issue of Mark Waid and Dan Mora’s Justice League Unlimited dives straight into the heart of the series, showcasing the team’s all-inclusive roster—open to every hero on Earth—and the newly unveiled Watchtower.

While the new Justice League and Watchtower made their debut in the alpha half of Joshua Williamson and Daniel Sampere’s DC All In Special #1, Waid and Mora expand on this introduction with a hyperspeed tour led by none other than Wally “The Flash” West.

During the DC Comics crossover Absolute Power, Amanda Waller made the world think heroes were committing crimes worldwide. Then, her Task Force VII stole powers from heroes and villains across Earth Prime and kept them for themselves. To make things worse, Waller was helped by Oliver Queen (Green Arrow) and Batman’s android, Failsafe. Of course, the heroes eventually fought back. With Nightwing leading, the heroes attacked Waller and took their planet back.

Now that the series is over, here's everything you need to know about the finale of Absolute Power and how it affects DC Comics.

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It was obvious that Green Arrow wasn’t a traitor, but there were times when it looked like he believed in Waller’s mission. There was a reason for that. J'onn J'onzz put an implant in Oliver’s...

Time Commander revives Failsafe for Amanda Waller in Absolute Power: Ground Zero #1. Failsafe, designed to stop Batman, is now a dangerous tool for Waller. Waller's new asset, Failsafe, poses a threat to the DC Universe.

Warning! Spoilers for Absolute Power: Ground Zero #1 ahead!In the final days before DC Comics' summer event Absolute Power officially starts, Batman's ultimate creation returns to play a pivotal role in Amanda Waller's grand plan. It wasn't even a month ago that the Dark Knight finally disabled his terrifying creation and now it's back to terrorize the DC Universe.

In Absolute Power: Ground Zero #1's story "Stage One" by Chip Zdarsky, Mark Waid, and V. Ken Marion, Amanda Waller revives deceased villain Time Commander, aka John Starr, to put his chronal knowledge to use reviving Failsafe, Batman's powerful contingency. Starr repairs his hourglass to peek into the future and see what Waller has planned for the robot.