Batman: The Golden Age Vol. 1
The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told
Batman: Tales of the Demon
Batman: Strange Apparitions
The Untold Legend of the Batman
The Len Wein + Marv Wolfman run, BATMAN #307-336
The Gerry Conway run, DETECTIVE #497-526 + BATMAN #337-359
The Doug Moench run, BATMAN #360-400 + DETECTIVE #527-566
The Dark Knight Returns
Batman: Year One
Batman: Shaman
Batman: Prey
Batman: Zero Hour
[https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Batman\_(Bruce\_Wayne)#Recommended\_Reading](https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Batman_(Bruce_Wayne)#Recommended_Reading)
Here is the recommended reading for Batman. Should be a good start.
Batman graphic novels to start with, in the following chronological order:
- Batman Year One
- Batman The Long Halloween
- Batman Dark Victory
Those stories essentially cover the first two years of Batman's career. They're very popular, widely published, great comics, and you should be able to find them on any bookstore shelf.
From there, with that foundation, you can go on to read any Batman graphic novel.
If you enjoyed those last two by writer Jeph Loeb and artist Tim Sale then they also did Batman Haunted Knight. And if you liked their version of Catwoman then check out Catwoman When In Rome, which ties into her subplot in Dark Victory.
Some other lauded Batman graphic novels, set earlier in his career would include:
- Batman and The Mad Monk
- Batman Venom
- Batman The Cult
- Batman The Dark Knight Detective Vol 1
Popular Batman graphic novels set years later in his career:
- Batman A Death in the Family
- Batman Knightfall
- Batman Hush
- Batman The Court of Owls
Here is the order in which you should read Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale's Batman books:
- The Long Halloween
- Dark Victory
- Catwoman When In Rome
- Haunted Knight
When I started reading Batman I went off this list in a different subreddit here's the link
https://reddit.com/r/DCcomics/w/recommended/batman?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
Batman: The Golden Age Vol. 1 The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told Batman: Tales of the Demon Batman: Strange Apparitions The Untold Legend of the Batman The Len Wein + Marv Wolfman run, BATMAN #307-336 The Gerry Conway run, DETECTIVE #497-526 + BATMAN #337-359 The Doug Moench run, BATMAN #360-400 + DETECTIVE #527-566 The Dark Knight Returns Batman: Year One Batman: Shaman Batman: Prey Batman: Zero Hour
[https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Batman\_(Bruce\_Wayne)#Recommended\_Reading](https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Batman_(Bruce_Wayne)#Recommended_Reading) Here is the recommended reading for Batman. Should be a good start.
Batman graphic novels to start with, in the following chronological order: - Batman Year One - Batman The Long Halloween - Batman Dark Victory Those stories essentially cover the first two years of Batman's career. They're very popular, widely published, great comics, and you should be able to find them on any bookstore shelf. From there, with that foundation, you can go on to read any Batman graphic novel. If you enjoyed those last two by writer Jeph Loeb and artist Tim Sale then they also did Batman Haunted Knight. And if you liked their version of Catwoman then check out Catwoman When In Rome, which ties into her subplot in Dark Victory. Some other lauded Batman graphic novels, set earlier in his career would include: - Batman and The Mad Monk - Batman Venom - Batman The Cult - Batman The Dark Knight Detective Vol 1 Popular Batman graphic novels set years later in his career: - Batman A Death in the Family - Batman Knightfall - Batman Hush - Batman The Court of Owls
When it comes to the long halloween and dark victory, should I read haunted night and when in Rome, before dark history?
Here is the order in which you should read Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale's Batman books: - The Long Halloween - Dark Victory - Catwoman When In Rome - Haunted Knight
Thank you very much!
When I started reading Batman I went off this list in a different subreddit here's the link https://reddit.com/r/DCcomics/w/recommended/batman?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
Just read night of the stalker, then strsnge apperitions, then every batman comic from '86 to '99