DC Comics announced a new Justice League series at New York Comic-Con on Friday, and it's one fans have been eagerly awaiting. Absolute Justice starts in April, and it'll unite Absolute Universe heroes Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, Green Lantern (Jo Mullein), and Flash (Wally West) for a five-issue miniseries.
While Martian Manhunter's Absolute series has come to an end, the hero won't be going away. According to reporters in the room, Martian Manhunter will be responsible for bringing together the team in Absolute Justice. Some Absolute characters have already met, like Batman and Wonder Woman, but this will be the first time the whole gang is together in the Absolute Universe. Unlike most comic events, Absolute Justice will not interrupt any of the ongoing series.
A trailer for the miniseries is quite threatening, warning that Darkseid and the other "true rulers of this world" have one message for its heroes: "Abandon all hope." Ominous! The five-issue event will begin in April 2027, with Absolute Superman's Jason Aaron writing it and Juan Ferreyra (Green Arrow, Spine-Tingling Spider-Man) drawing.
Absolute Justice wasn't the only notable announcement from the panel. Cliff Chiang will be filling in for Absolute Batman artist Nick Dragotta on the Barbara Gordon-starring issue #26 in January. A new Absolute Black Canary one-shot was announced for sometime next year. The character was introduced in the pages of Absolute Green Arrow , which started as a six-issue miniseries before being expanded to 12 .
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