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Absolute Evil #1 Launches the Absolute Justice League and Sets Up the Next Phase of DC’s Absolute Line

The debut uses a high-level villain summit to reveal the shared history of Absolute Earth, culminating in a jolt that signals wider plans.

Overview

  • DC Comics releases the crossover by writer Al Ewing with art by Giuseppe Camuncoli and Stefano Nesi, colors by Romulo Fajardo Jr., and letters by Tom Napolitano.
  • The issue convenes antagonists from across Absolute titles for a strategy meeting in response to the rise of superheroes.
  • The story explicitly ties the imprint’s books together by outlining the connective history of Absolute Earth, a world presented as one where evil already holds power.
  • Early reviews commend Ewing’s chilling character work—especially on the Joker and Ra’s al Ghul—while assessments of the art range from solid to stellar.
  • Critics describe the finale as a shocking statement of intent that tees up cross-title developments without requiring prior Absolute reading.