Absolute Martian Manhunter is a bond fide hit. Most people certainly expected for it to sell well, mostly because every ...

This cover teases a much more literal hero-and-villain fusion than the Batman Who Laughs, who was the Bruce Wayne of Earth-22 ...

Absolute Martian Manhunter Issue 2 continues to reshape the genre as the Martian shows Detective Jones a distorted and ...

Fans were shocked to learn that the villainous group Inferno was actually the Legion of Doom, though everything was clearly not what it seemed, as this Legion was a blast from the past. We Are ...

Check out Absolute Martian Manhunter #2, where FBI agent John Jones battles an alien consciousness that's invading his mind ...

Absolute Universe has been going strong since October, but with multiple ongoing titles in the event it can be hard to keep ...

In the climactic pages of Absolute Martian Manhunter, John begins to choke on it, even as a soothing voice in his head encourages him to breathe in even more. Eventually, the strange truth becomes ...

Absolute Martian Manhunter written by Deniz Camp and illustrated by Javier Rodriguez will be no different when it comes to changing its titular character. Camp outlines the biggest changes to ...

Those smoking and those not… but cigarettes do play a key factor, considering the classic Martian Manhunter's averseness to flames and the like. And maybe the most positive portrayal of smoking ...

Back in #6, we saw vampire Martian Manhunter show up alive again after getting heat visioned through the head in the original series. So, apparently, it was vampire Miss Martian who shape-shifted ...