DC Comics’ Festive ‘Sweater Climate’ Covers Are a Actual Winter Hotter (Unique)

The climate outdoors could also be frightful, however you’ll be able to keep delightfully heat inside studying comedian books this vacation season—and DC Comics is giving us loads of incentive to take action with its vary of latest variant covers. A few of which lean extra festive, others lean… nicely, for a different kind of vacation spirit, within the method of the company’s past special covers.

io9 has bought your first take a look at DC’s vary of particular variants for its January comics releases, the “Sweater Climate” cowl vary. Though they could simply be lacking out on the vacation season, a few of these new covers positively lean into that vacation vibe, whereas others merely settle for that winter is a number of months lengthy and all of us must wrap up good and heat all through it, no matter any festivity. And others? Effectively, you’ll be able to’t actually put Dick Grayson on a comic book e-book cowl nowadays, variant or in any other case, and not count on him to make a show of it.

Take a look at the complete vary of covers in our gallery under!

DC Comics “Sweater Climate” Variant Cowl Gallery

Right here’s the breakdown of who can be gracing which cowl for every of DC’s January releases, alongside the proficient artists who’re bringing them to life:

Bruce Wayne for Batman #5 by Mitch Gerads, out 1/7/26

Selina Kyle for Catwoman #83 by Tula Lotay, out 1/21/26

Harley Quinn for Harley Quinn #58 by Haining, out 1/28/26

Superman, Surprise Lady, and Star Sapphire for Justice League Limitless #15 by Ben Harvey, out 1/28/26

Dick Grayson for Nightwing #134 by Travis Moore and Sebastian Cheng, out 1/21/26

Poison Ivy for Poison Ivy #40 by DaNi and Brad Simpson, out 1/7/26

Supergirl (and Krypto) for Supergirl #9 by Fanyang, out 1/14/26

Surprise Lady (and a few marine mates) for Surprise Lady #29 by Elizabeth Torque and Sabine Wealthy, out 1/21/26

DC Comics’ “Sweater Climate” variants can be out there all through January 2026.

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