Comic Book Preview – DC K.O. The Joker vs. Red Hood #1

Comic Book Preview – DC K.O. The Joker vs. Red Hood #1

      Next week, two of DC's most formidable foes will clash in the highly anticipated release of DC K.O. The Joker vs. Red Hood #1. You can catch an early glimpse of the issue below with the official preview.

      DC K.O. ALL FIGHT MONTH: ROUND 8 OF 8! FINAL ROUND! Welcome to the most cutthroat battle in all of DC K.O. This one is deeply personal!

      DC K.O. The Joker vs. Red Hood #1 will be available on Wednesday, December 24th, 2025.

      About Gary Collinson: Gary Collinson is a producer and writer of film, TV, and digital content. He serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the pop culture site Flickering Myth and is also the producer of the gothic horror film 'The Baby in the Basket' and the suspense thriller 'Death Among the Pines.'

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Comic Book Preview – DC K.O. The Joker vs. Red Hood #1

Next week, two of DC's fiercest adversaries will clash in DC K.O. The Joker vs. Red Hood #1, and you can check out a sneak preview of the issue below with the official preview…