Weekly Comic Book Reviews For 6/24/26

June came to a close with some major endings and surprises. With that in mind for our latest comic book review round-up we are covering Absolute Superman #20, Absolute Wonder Woman #21, Ultimate Endgame #5, Ultimate Universe: Finale, and Void Rivals #31. Find out how these comic books turned out with the latest comic book reviews round-up below.

ABSOLUTE SUPERMAN #20

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Writer: Jason Aaron

Artists: Rafa Sandoval and Vicente Cifuentes

Colorist: Ulises Arreola

Letterer: Becca Carey

Absolute Superman #20 is the Absolute Universe at its best. The mix of mythology exploration with action further elevates King Shazam as a compelling villain. Everything we learn about him through Absolut Hawkman further builds out the long history of the Absolute Universe before we ever started reading about it. The way that motivates King Shazam makes him a threat that does feel like an even greater mountain for Superman to overcome. That all makes what the final splash page delivers be an even more exciting hook ending.

Overall Rating: 9 Night Girls out of 10

ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN #21

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Writer: Kelly Thompson

Artist: Dillon Snook

Colorist: Jordie Bellaire

Letterer: Becca Carey

The solitary experience that Absolute Wonder Woman #21 hits hard. The spots we find Diana of the Wild Isle and Barbara Minerva are similar but different at the same time. It creates a greater connection between the two that feels more personal. Their situations also elevate Veronica Cale and another ally turned villain as major antagonists for the series. It is all done in a way that keeps you guessing what kind of challenges await Absolute Wonder Woman next.

Overall Rating: 8.5 Night Girls out of 10

ULTIMATE ENDGAME #5

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Writers: Deniz Camp

Artists: Terry & Rachel Dodson and Jonas Scharf

Colorists: Terry Dodson and Edgar Delgado

Letterer: Cory Petit

Ultimate Endgame #5 is a lot of noise for the little genuine impact it has after all the build-up that went into this event. Rather than being a true endgame boss worth the two-year build, The Maker turns out to be just a giant blob rambling blob. All the battles that happen in this issue are just a bunch of white noise, which is not helped at all by the rushed artwork. Then you add in how what were supposed to be major deaths early on are wiped away and we have an event that is pure disappointment.

Overall Rating: 3 Night Girls out of 10

ULTIMATE UNIVERSE: FINALE

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Writers: Jonathan Hickman, Bryan Hill, Chris Condon, Deniz Camp, and Peach Momoko

Artists: Marco Checchetto, Stefano Caselli, Alesandro Cappuccio, Juan Frigeri, and Peach Momoko

Colorists: Marcio Menyz, David Curiel, Bryan Valenza, and Federico Blee

Letterer: Travis Lanham

Ultimate Universe: Finale shows that life goes on for all the characters of Earth-6160. The quality of the way their each series in this Ultimate Universe wraps varies as much as the entire universe did. There are ideas presented that show there are more stories to tell. But then you get to the final segment and are reminded it is probably better this is the end because where the last two years led us to didn’t feel worth the price of admission.

Overall Rating: 4 Night Girls out of 10

VOID RIVALS #31

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Writer: Robert Kirkman

Artist: Conor Hughes

Colorist: Patricio Delpeche

Letterer: Rus Wooton

The Skuxxoid Civil War completely takes over Void Rivals #31. As we see brought up during the course of the showdown between Skuxxoid Alpha and the leader of the Skuxxoid Liberation this isn’t the first time this has happened. The reality of the cycle the Skuxxoid find themselves is felt with how the entire battle goes down. The result of this latest battle wraps up this Skuxxoid sub-plot of Void Rivals. With this sub-plot resolved it’ll be interesting to see what the impact will be on Darak and Solila journey.

Overall Rating: 7.5 Night Girls out of 10

ZATANNA #3

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Writer and Artist: Jamal Campbell

Letterer: Ariana Maher

If you didn’t know it already, Jamal Campbell is one of the best comic book storytellers in the industry. Zatanna #3 is a reminder of why that is with a stunning looking comic book with fantastic character development. The different panel structures and way splash pages are layered adds so much to the crazy mystical journey Zatanna is on. Even when things get chaotic with all the places Zatanna has to go to stop the magical threat we are never lost. The pacing is on point to keep a strong focus on what makes Zatanna awesome.

Overall Rating: 10 Night Girls out of 10

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