Issue

Chapter Two: Objects in Motion

4.0/5 (2 reviews)

Overview Market Data $46+ Variations 10 Discussion

Description

In DC K.O. #2, heroes battle through a brutal arena to seize powerful weapons of war, with the prize threatening to tilt the balance of the DC Universe. As the competition escalates, Superman questions whether the Justice League's approach is the right one, adding personal tension to the proceedings. The arc continues the Chapter Two: Objects in Motion storyline, heightening stakes and testing loyalties among the lineup.

Issue Details

Series

DC K.O. (2025)

Issue Number

Release Date

November 26, 2025

Cover Price

$5.99

Cover Date

January 2026

Average Rating

(2 reviews)

FOC Date

November 3, 2025

Page Count

40 pages

Age Rating

Diamond Code

0925DC0022

SKU

0925DC0022

UPC

76194139215800211

Series Details

Title

DC K.O.

Publisher

DC Comics

Type

Limited Series

Status

Completed

Run

2025 - 2026

Issues Count

Genre

Superhero

Format

Standard

Age Rating

Teen

Original Language

English

Language

English

Creators

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Alejandro Germanico

Penciller, Inker

Alejandro Sanchez

Inker, Colorist, Cover Artist

Ariel Colon

Cover Artist

Arif Prianto

Cover Artist

Ben Oliver

Cover Artist

Dan Mora

Cover Artist

Daniel Warren Johnson

Cover Artist

Esther Pearl Watson

Writer

Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou

Colorist, Letterer

Javier Fernández

Artist, Cover Artist, Penciller, Inker

Jay Baruchel

Penciller, Inker

Joshua Williamson

Writer

Characters

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Aquaman

Arthur Curry

Batman

Bruce Wayne

Black Lightning

Jefferson Pierce

Booster Gold

Michael Jon Carter

Captain Atom

Nathaniel Christopher Adam

Carol Ferris

Cheetah (Minerva)

Barbara Ann Minerva

Cyborg

Victor Stone

Damian Wayne

Darkseid

Uxas

Etrigan

Jason Blood

Firestorm

Ronnie Raymond

Teams

Justice League

Legion of Doom

Old Gods

Story Arcs

DC K.O.

Crossover Event

Reviews

2 reviews

Dangioffre Pro 2mos ago

4.0/5

DC K.O. #2 is a step up from the first issue and a genuinely great time. The tournament is in full swing, and what makes this round clever is that rather than straight one-on-one fights, the 32 champions are racing across a deadly arena to claim the most powerful weapons and artifacts in the DCU. It sounds chaotic because it is, but Snyder and Williamson keep it easy to follow even with so many characters in motion. The unexpected character pairings are half the fun, and there's a wild moment between Wonder Woman and Etrigan that alone is worth the price of admission.

The Superman and Lex Luthor thread is the heart of the issue. Snyder clearly has a deep understanding of Clark's moral compass, and watching Superman wrestle with whether the Justice League is even doing the right thing by participating adds real weight to what could have just been a mindless brawl. There's an ethical knife twist here, as one reviewer put it, that elevates the whole event. I want Snyder writing Superman more. The issue ends on a legitimate shocker too, and I'm fully in for issue #3.

mike Pro 5mos ago

4.0/5

This issue turns up the action and keeps the story moving at a fast pace. A lot happens, and the sense of competition and chaos is easy to follow. It can feel busy at times, but it stays fun and sets up the next chapter well.