With Agent John Jones under attack, who’s going to protect his family? With the Green Martian in his mind, John discovers that the possibilities are endless; or at least, they would be if the White Martian wasn’t determined to cause chaos across the city…

This issue finally stops messing around and, even though it’s still a massive mindf**k, it’s a much more satisfying and action oriented chapter than the previous few. The series had started to feel like it was meandering and wallowing in mean-spiritedness, but things definitely improve here.

There’s even another Martianvision page to check out, which DC have, this time around, thoughtfully ensured that digital readers don’t miss out on the visual surprise.

Where are we going with Absolute Martian Manhunter? Who knows, but with the story finally beginning to get closer to the phenomenal heights of the consistently stunning art, it looks like it’s going to be an interesting journey at the very least.

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