Top Comics This Week: December 17, 2025
Comic book fans, buckle up! As the year winds down and retailers fill their shelves with holidayโthemed delights and important chapter finales, this weekโs comics pull list brings a stellar mix of blockbuster superhero action, festive oneโshots, and spooky seasonal flair. Whether youโre here for heartโpounding showdowns, nostalgic team-ups, or tales that put a twist on holiday traditions, thereโs something in this weekโs new releases to thrill every type of reader.
1.) “The Amazing SpiderโMan: Torn #3” (Marvel Comics)

This Wednesday sees the third installment of “The Amazing SpiderโMan: Torn” comics, the emotionally charged arc by J. Michael Straczynski and Pere Perez thatโs been exploring Peter Parkerโs fractured personal life alongside his crimeโfighting responsibilities. In a preview from Marvel, “As Gwen and MJ both rush to the aid of an injured Peter Parker, Peter finds himself torn between them- but will his decision end up hurting his best friend, Harry Osborn? Plus, Spider-Man’s new villain Evangeline gets an upgrade- including a mind-bending new ally who’s about to make Spidey’s life even MORE complicated!” Expect dynamic action and psychological tension as this chapter spins toward its next turning point.
2.) “ThunderCats Ho!(liday) Special 2025 #1” (Dynamite)

Dynamite brings some festive cheer (and peril!) with “ThunderCats Ho!(liday) Special 2025 #1”. Set amid the snowy peaks of Third Earth on the eve of the Festival of the Claw, this 40โpage seasonal special by Ed Brisson and Fabio Gallo finds the ThunderCats encountering Snowman, the last of his people. As Snowman shares his tradition of celebration and remembrance, the Cats discover that even holiday gatherings canโt escape threats: Queen Tartaraโs forces are lying in wait for a surprise attack. Packed with action and classic โCats camaraderie, this special mixes winter warmth with battleโready fun.
3.) “DC K.O.: Harley Quinn vs. Zatanna #1” (DC Comics)

If youโre craving pure, unfiltered chaos, “DC K.O.: Harley Quinn vs. Zatanna #1” delivers in spades. Part of the ongoing “DC K.O.” All Fight Month crossover event, this one-shot pits the unpredictable Harley Quinn against the magical might of Zatanna in a noโholdsโbarred slugfest. Written by Leah Williams with art by Mirka Andolfo, the issue promises mayhem and overโtheโtop antics as Harleyโs brand of madness collides with Zatannaโs spellcasting in an allโout brawl that doesnโt pull punches. Perfect for fans of characterโdriven action and playful absurdity.
4.) “Yuletide #3” (Oni Press)

For readers who like their holiday stories with a supernatural twist, “Yuletide #3” closes out its miniseries with a festive finale. Written by George Northy with art by Rachele Aragno, this issue sees the unleashed Yule Witch Perchta unleash havoc on a Pennsylvania town alongside her menagerie of holiday horrorsโthink Yule Cats and ghostly Meri Lywdโjust days before Christmas. A ragโtag group of underestimated teens, aided by an ancient warrior elf, mount a desperate defense to save the townโand the season itself. With folkloreโinspired danger, seasonal chills, and plenty of heart, this final chapter wraps a wildly imaginative holiday tale spectacularly.
5.) “Grimm Fairy Tales: 2025 Holiday Pinup Special #1” (Zenescope)

Rounding out this weekโs highlights in comics is “Grimm Fairy Tales: 2025 Holiday Pinup Special #1”, a festive oneโshot celebrating Zenescopeโs fairyโtale universe with stunning artwork. In a preview from Zenescope, “Just in time for the happiest time of the year comes the Grimm Fairy Tales 2025 Holiday Pinup Special! Get ready to check out all your favorite Grimm Universe heroines and villainesses, spreading some holiday cheer in their sultry winter outfits!” Itโs a visually rich celebration of holiday spirit and fantasy flairโperfect for collectors or readers looking for something whimsical and seasonal.
Final Thoughts on Top Comics This Week
December 17โs slate proves the mediumโs versatility, ranging from emotional superhero sagas and frenzyโfilled fight comics to creative seasonal tales with both heart and horror. Add these to your pull list for a wellโrounded and memorable comic book haul this week!
