The following New 52 Batman reading order is a character specific list and does not crossover into books such as Justice League. Collecting all individual issues can be extre… If you want to jump ahead to where DC’s at today, check out the DC Rebirth reading order: I would probably start with New 52 since Rebirth continues the story anyway. 7 and 8, but this seems really strange to me.
Thank you for your list. Love the work you do by the way! ThanksHey there - my name's Dave and this is my comic book blog. 4 collection includes both Grayson #15 (a Robin War tie-in) and Robin War #1 to #2.The first two issues in this Robin: Son of Batman collection (issues #7 to #8) are included in the Robin War tie-ins.Note that Gotham Academy #13 is included as a Robin War tie-in.Issue of Teen Titans #15 is included in the Robin War tie-ins above.Max Landis’s Superman project could be read at essentially any point in the New 52, as this details a broad history of Superman, removed from ongoing universe continuity. This means a relaunch and brand new origin for the Justice League, with Geoff Johns and Jim Lee on creative duties.If you want to see every DC Comic from this era, you can check out the full Comic Book Herald Hey we made it 12 issues without a crossover! are you stupid or what?? It's my way of sharing my borderline obsessive addiction to the comic book medium, and I hope you like some of what's going on here. Justice League Vol. 5 below and be on your merry way!Action Comics was actually published at the launch of the New 52, with Grant Morrison and Rags Morales telling the story of Superman’s early years. This is the chronological watch order for the DC Animated Universe that's based off of DCs New 52 concepts and stories (with the exception of parts of Son of Batman, Batman: Hush, Constantine: City of Demons, The Death of Superman, Reign of the Supermen, and Teen Titans: The Judas Contract). Only question.. Wouldn’t the Darkseid War ‘Power of the Gods” go in between Vol.1 and 2? In September 2011, DC Comics relaunched their entire line of publications, dubbing the new … This is an ideal reading list to follow for this with a vested interest in our Caped Crusader and no one else. From now, New 52 is where it starts, Rebirth is just an extension of the same universe.Hello there, I’ve just finished reading Justice League Darkseid War but although it’s a great comic, I noticed something strange. This collection likely sets the tone for a lot of the cinematic DC Expanded Universe.DC’s Demon Knights is set during the medieval ages, so if you’re enjoying, you can go ahead and read the whole series all at once without fear of overlapping continuity.This Penguin backstory is really more of a limited series that just happened to see release around the same time as New 52 launch. Most of the characters are rebooted and revamped, with the notable exceptions of Batman and Green Lantern, whose continuities remain largely intact. Thanks for the list tho!You do not even have the decency to credit the site where you took the image from after googling it? It feels like im missing something…plz help ASAP.Hello. But isn’t that way ahead of the story? I know it’s quite a big request but I’d just like to know if that’ll ever happen on here.I’d Love it if you could make at least a New 52 order. Your list puts Batman/Superman Vol 1 Before Justice League Vol 1.You could jump right into the New 52, which will give you a self-contained universe from about 2011 to 2016. This means you’ll make your way through more issues of Action Comics than other comics early on.Geoff Johns and Jim Lee tell the New 52 formation of the Justice League in just about the most epic way possible. bro you need to chill the fuck off! This list will show you the best way and the chronological orders the issues should be read and some tips of the cheapest and quickest way to gather the list.
At a couple of points in part 2, Oa is mentioned as the home of the Green Lantern Corps, with something happening that John Stewart mentioned Hal Jordan helped the Corps with. That said, if you want to read The New 52 more closely aligned with the books’ publication release dates, skip past Batman Vol. I mean, it’s not like the site owner has any copyright on it or something but you are so shameless that you couldn’t even buy a digital copy of the book and just crop it yourself?I posted this comment before, but you deleted. Now updated.I do not have the individual issues. I’ve been following all of your guides for years and keep up the great work!
03, I think is not part of the “NEW 52”. PS love this guide.Fantastic Guide! A Comic Book Reading Order Guide For Beginners & FansThe merits of DC’s decision can be and will be debated for years to come. I am reading the tpb reprints of Justice league, JLA, forever evil, trinity war and Justice league dark of the “new 52”, what order should I read those in?One of the best, most helpful, and simply awesome guides in the Multiverse!Hey, Comicbook Herald Team! I’ve been looking for something like this and it’s perfect.
I mean, you even kept the original dimension (1500X1010 px).How shameless are you? While this guide will mostly focus on more modern Justice League comics (from 1997 to present day), if you want to get some good older origins going, Justice League: … Support While this guide will mostly focus on more modern Justice League comics (from 1997 to present day), if you want to get some good older origins going, Justice League: Year One is as good a place as any to start.The majority of modern comic book readers will want to start with Grant Morrison’s run on JLA. A Comic Book Reading Order Guide For Beginners & FansComic Book Herald is reader-supported.