New Comics This Week: Full Comics List For July 16, 2025
Looking for a list of new comics this week? Here’s what’s coming to stores on July 16 2025 from Marvel, DC, Image and more.
DC Comics
DC Comics was founded in 1935, originally named National Comics Publications. Since then, it’s become the home to storied superheroes like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and many more. From the heroes of the Justice League to iconic villains like The Joker, Lex Luthor, and others, you can find them all inside the pages of DC books.
On Comic Book Club’s DC Comics page, you can find weekly reviews of DC’s books. In addition, the podcast frequently interviews DC’s writers, artists, and editors. You can also listen to Sons of Gunn, Comic Book Club’s weekly podcast about all things DCU TV and Film.
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DC Comics Preview: Krypto: The Last Dog Of Krypton #2
Read a preview of Krypto: The Last Dog Of Krypton #2 from DC Comics, written by Ryan North with art by Mike Norton.
DC Comics Preview: Superman Unlimited #3
Read a preview of Superman Unlimited #3 from DC Comics, written by Dan Slott with art by Rafa Sandoval, as Krypto joins the fight.
DC San Diego Comic-Con 2025 Panels, Screenings, Exclusives, And More Announced
A Daily Planet pop-up, Peacemaker merch and so much more.
‘Imperial War: Imperial Guardians’ Assembles A New Team Of Cosmic Heroes
Meet a new team of Imperial Guardians in an Imperial spin-off one-shot by Dan Abnett, Jonathan Hickman, and Cory Smith.
DC Comics Preview: Wonder Woman #23
Read a preview of Wonder Woman #23 from DC Comics, written by Tom King with art by Daniel Sampere, and discover why “Mouse Man Knows” is the new “Darkseid Is.”
DC Comics Preview: Absolute Flash #5
Read a preview of Absolute Flash #5 from DC Comics, written by Jeff Lemire with art by A.L. Kaplan, as Wally faces Heat Wave.
DC Comics Preview: Absolute Batman #10
Read a preview of Absolute Batman #10 from DC Comics, written by Scott Snyder with art by Nick Dragotta, as Batman takes on Bane, round two.
‘Superman’ Proves There’s Nothing More Iconic Than Lois And Clark
There’s rarely been a bad version of the best couple in comics.