Mutant Mayhem and Cosmic Clashes: Comics Soar with Crisis-Packed Reveals and Stunning Variants

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Mutant Mayhem and Cosmic Clashes: Comics Soar with Crisis-Packed Reveals and Stunning Variants

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The comic book world is buzzing with collector frenzy and fresh reveals this week, as hot sales charts crown unexpected heroes while previews tease epic mutant mayhem. Leading the pack in the top ten hottest comics ending January 25th, Assorted Crisis Events steals the spotlight from Absolute Batman, fueling massive aftermarket hype with its crisis-packed pages. Psylocke slashes onto the scene with a stunning Stanley Artgerm Lau virgin variant from Ninja #1, a 1:200 rarity that's got fans and flippers scrambling. Nightwing flexes those iconic abs again in Sweater Weather cover for issue #134, hitting $75 highs for graded copies, proving seasonal skin sells.

Mega Man roars back with Legends: Timelines #1, its Transformers movie homage variant sparking robot nostalgia, while Masters of the Universe #1 surges on He-Man movie trailer buzz, surprising skeptics with strong reception. The Beauty #1 rides its FX show wave, blending TV tie-ins with investor demand. Even Absolute Batman #2's second print, echoing The Dark Knight poster, keeps the momentum alive amid variant madness.

Shifting to Marvel's mutant frontier, previews drop for Storm: Earth's Mightiest Mutant #1, out February 4th. Writer Murewa Ayodele and artist Federica Mancin plunge Ororo Munroe into cosmic wars, tea ceremonies with foes, French monster masques, and a heartbreaking funeral, with Mistress Death lurking for brutal twists. Family drama amps up in Magik and Colossus #1, promising sorcery-fueled sibling clashes. Avengers #35 pits Earth's heroes against universe-ending threats alongside the Twilight Court, while Nova: Centurion #4 has Rich Rider chasing ship thieves amid Worldmind woes. Ultimate Endgame #2 escalates with Spider-Man, Doom, and Iron Lad uncovering fate-altering secrets in the Maker's shadow.

DC counters with flair: Green Lantern Kyle Rayner unveils a radical new costume after 30 years, kicking off a bold 2026 legacy reboot. DC K.O.: Boss Battle #1 launches ultimate hero showdowns from Jeremy Adams. Meanwhile, industry shifts ripple as Chip Zdarsky inks a non-exclusive Marvel deal, juggling Armageddon events with DC's MAD anthology—proof creators are hopping fences freely these days.

Manga dominates sales at 57% of graphic novels, dwarfing Marvel and DC, but DC fights back with Absolute universe hits and manga-inspired compact editions reviving classics like Watchmen. Dark Horse celebrates 2025 bests, from Berserk skate decks to kaiju-hiding retirees in Hidden Springs. It's a thrilling week where crises crash into redesigns, proving comics' pulse beats stronger than ever!

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