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

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 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!

DC's Elseworlds comics resulted in dozens of great stories where black was white and up was down. As well as some great inspiration for the next big Arrowverse event, which can be glimpsed in this shortest of teasers.

One insider has apparently spilled the beans on what Rocksteady has been up to since 2015, although said sources come from 4Chan and Reddit, so you might need to use the full power of the Infinity Gauntlet to pinch this level of salt. According to said tipster, Rocksteady has been busy with a Justice League game, titled Justice League: Crisis.

Once the Dark Multiverse and its nightmares have been defeated in March, expect some big changes to Earth’s first line of defense as the Justice League reassembles to tackle new cosmic-level threats.

Barry Allen. The fastest man alive, at any size. Here's a look at the latest Justice League figure from Hot Toys, featuring the scarlet speedster at sixth-scale size.

With West back in action as Doctor Manhattan’s attention shifts to the DCU, it’s time then to settle an age-old debate: Who’s the better Flash? That’s the question that Flash team Joshua Williamson and Howard Porter will seek to answer in Flash War, a new event that will provide a “definitive” answer as West establishes his role in the new DC Universe.