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Where should I start with Batman comics?
For new readers, the best place to start is the origin story. When you’re dealing with a character who’s been around as long as Batman with multiple variations of his origin, it can be tricky to find the best version. Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s recent New 52 run is a great starting point.
What is the best way to read comics online?
The 10 Best Ways to Read Comics Online for Free
- Marvel Unlimited.
- DC Kids.
- ComiXology.
- Dark Horse’s Free Books.
- DriveThru Comics.
- Amazon Best Sellers.
- Digital Comic Museum.
- Comic Book Plus.
Where can I read comics online for free?
Where To Read Comics Online For Free
- Graphite Comics.
- Hoopla.
- Tapas.
- Marvel: Get Started With Free Issues.
- DC Universe Infinite.
- Barnes & Noble Free NOOK Ebooks.
- WEBTOON.
- Digital Comic Museum & Comic Book Plus.
In which order should I read DC Comics?
It does not require a specific order to read comics in the DC Universe, but if you insist, I suggest you first read the origin of every superhero in DC comics (starting with Superman and Batman as they are some of the oldest DC superheroes) and see which heroes interest you the most.
Where can I read DC Comics?
You can continue to read your DC Digital Comics library and purchase digital comics and collections on the DC Comics app and www.comixology.com. To do this, just download the DC Comics app and sign in using the account that you were using at ReadDC.com. Then you can read all of your books!
Where can I read all DC Comics?
What is the correct reading order for Batman comics?
The reading order for Batman comics changes depending on how readers want to approach the comic book history of The Dark Knight. Some start with his very first appearance back in 1939’s Detective Comics #27 while others start with the more recent and well-known Batman tales, like The Dark Knight Returns.
Can you read Batman comics from the 40s?
As I mentioned, you don’t have to jump back to the 40’s to start reading Batman comics, but if you have an eye for history, it’s a lot of fun. The earliest Batman stories from the likes of Bill Finger, Sheldon Moldoff, and, yes, Bob Kane are fascinating early components of the superhero medium.
How much Batman history do you need to read?
Batman has an incredible history of DC Comics publication dating back to 1939, but don’t worry, you certainly don’t need to read over 75 years worth of Batman’s history to understand the Dark Knight.
What is the best way to read DC Comics online?
Purely based on selection, your best bet for digital DC Comics are Comixology Unlimited and Hoopla Digital. Hoopla is a particularly great option for new fans, as all you need is a library card to enjoy free DC Comics. You can read more about Hoopla Digital for comics here.