>>149981832 (OP)
>How would you rank them?
>1) Absolute Martian Mind****er
Great art, creative writing, and so far the only Absolute title to actually deal with what Absolute is about, i.e Darkseid's influence on this universe. It's a must-read if you care about Absolute DC at all.
>2) Absolute Wonder Woman
The art isn't the best but I still like the style most of the time. The story is a bit uneven but it's a cool take on the character with plenty of cool action.
>power gap
>3) Absolute Batman
It's gloriously retarded. The premise is lame and undermines itself almost immediately, the story lurches from one contrivance to the other, and the villains barely matter. But the fact is, if you can get past all of that it's somehow still a lot of fun.
>power gap
>4) Absolute Green Lantern
Many people will probably put this lower on the list judging from the storytimes, but I'm actually enjoying it. The art isn't great but has moments where it shines, the story takes way too long to get started, and /co/ will never recover from the fact that their sainted Hal Jordan isn't the main hero, but the space mystery at its core is interesting and we've been getting some proper action scenes which in my book makes it the winner of the losers' bracket.
>5) Absolute Flash
To be fair, I think this one has a lot of potential, maybe even top-3 material eventually. But right now it's just a bit of a mess. Sure it's building up to something, but it's not in a hurry to get there since it's just taking its sweet time introducing the cast while not giving its main character a whole lot to do. It doesn't help that just when we were getting some action it takes an issue to just step aside and go into the backstory of the villains.
>6) Absolute Superman
A slow start, an uninspired premise, and a Brainiac whose edge somehow rubs me the wrong way despite the fact that I generally don't mind edgy characters. Things do seem to be picking up now so maybe it'll get better, but I don't have high hopes.
