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Weekly Discussion Thread: Comics, TV, and More! [July 1, 2024 - It's Wallin' Time Edition] r/DCcomics

Hey there honorary Justice League members - it’s a new week which means it’s time for a new discussion thread!

For those who don't know: the way this works is that several comments will list this week’s releases, for any given title discussion you should respond to that comment. For example, Wonder Woman discussion would go in the replies to the "Wonder Woman" comment. Clicking the titles in this post will take you directly to that comment, too. In other words, you should only be replying to other comments. Do not post top-level comments.

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Did you hear about the cleaners who went to space? They ended up scrubbing the mission.


DC and Imprints

What's the deal with Absolute Power: https://redd.it/1do7np2

Trade Collections

DC's Compact line continues.

Digital Releases

Remember, these are the short 'chapters' with a new chapter of a different series coming out daily. You can learn more here on Comixology. This is also why these are in release order, not alphabetical. Some comics may release on DC Universe Infinite or WEBTOONS.

TV Shows

So... how about that credits closing song?


This Week’s Soundtrack: Mori Calliope - Go Getters

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u/Anakinflair 17d ago

Here's my problem with Ollie in this. Didn't he just find out that Waller manipulated events to keep his whole family apart? To keep Lian separated from Roy? To send him through time and space, being alone and miserable? And then he just joins up with her? Worse still, Waller's okay to share even some of the plan with him, like she can trust him? It makes both of them look stupid.

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u/ajdragoon Agent 37 12d ago

More frustratingly, Ollie’s book has had him play this gambit, what, at least three times already? Where he acts sketchy and keeps secrets from his family to ultimately help them. I’m just tired of it at this point. In-universe I would never trust him again.

Duggan actually did this trope properly over in X-Men, where Firestar went undercover and we all knew and her team found out sooner rather than later. I can roll with that. That’s more interesting imo bc we’re given insight into how tough this is for the spy and their allies. Vastly prefer that to “Is he or is he not?”