Detective Comics

It’s the mega-event that broke Batman. Find out how to read the whole Batman: Knightfall saga with this reading order.

DC Comics is making it super easy to start reading their comics with the All In publishing initiative.

We go back to 1974 for a fantastic story by the legendary Alex Toth and Archie Goodwin in this edition of Bat-Classics.

Want to start reading Batman? There’s two excellent jumping-on points coming for the self-titled Batman series and Detective Comics.

Large-scale Batman stories often bring in other Bat-titles into the mix and can get confusing. Luckily, the Batman: Joker War Reading Order Checklist is here to save the day. It includes the recommended reading order, tie-ins, release dates, and heaps more.

Similar to last year’s Action Comics #1000, this issue will be a massive 96-page issue, jam-packed full of stories from some of DC Comics’ best writers and artists. Find out about this milestone and read one of the stories in full.

Through this exploration, we’ll take a look at what Batman was like in his first appearance. What elements of Batman were there from the beginning and how does he compare the Batman of today? Read on to find out!

The DC Rebirth comics continues, but it’s never too late to start reading DC Comics! This month there are heaps of awesome jumping on points including the start of new stories, new series and a batch of all-ages comics too.

From brand new series launching out of the Young Animal imprint; series launching on the tail-end of the Rebirth initiative; a stack of new miniseries and new stories of current series, there are heaps of new places to start reading DC Comics in October. 24 places to be precise. Read on to find out which DC comics are new reader friendly in October.

Batman: Night of the Monster Men is a crossover which will take over Batman, Nightwing and Detective Comics in September and October over the duration of 6 issues. Read on to find out which comics are involved and their reading order.