Usually, the week ahead of kickass comic books is an easy process: Scour the solicitations, find what looks amazing and choose a cover. A lot of the time, I find myself populating this list with variant covers for upcoming releases, and seldom do I ever see a single comic book having more than one amazing cover. The Batman Who Laughs …

From the streets of Gotham to the far reaches of space and beyond, here's a look at the best comic book covers of the week from across the industry!

Just what is Rocksteady going to reveal at the Game Awards this week? A Superman and Batman game under the title of World’s Finest? A modified version of Hitman where you play as Lex Luthor and have to sneak pieces of Kryptonite into items such as Clark Kent’s coffee or Lois Lane’s lipstick? Heck, could we even be getting the most requested game of all time, Bat-Mite: ArkhaMyxyzpytlyk Asylum? How about, and hold on to your butts here…Nothing?

There are innumerable rumours about Rocksteady’s next game. The long-rumoured Superman game has started surfacing again, with the latest one suggesting the game might be a Batman/Superman tag-team game subtitled “World’s Finest.” Other rumours have suggested that we’ll be getting a Justice League game, which would make sense from Warner’s perspective as they’re trying to drum up excitement for their DC movie franchises. According to Kotaku’s Jason Schreier, it’s neither of those

From the streets of New York City to the far reaches of space, time and fantasy worlds that re beyond mortal reckoning, here's a look at the best comic book covers of the week!

From the streets of Gotham to the far reaches of space and even the afterlife itself, here's a look at the very best comic book covers of the week from all across the industry!

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This week, Grant Morrison returns to DC Comics with The Green Lantern. Hal Jordan is slinging green again, there’s a universe to be protected and only so many Green Lanterns to go around. What’s the difference with this series however? Morrison’s plans to merge cosmic storytelling with grounded cop stories.