As someone who doesn't really know comics is this a good place to start reading batman?
>>81249679
Kinda?
I mean, there's better comics to read Batman wise, but it's ok as a start, especially since the trades will be easy to find. Morrison's run is better, but it requires a bit more meta-knowledge, though I started out on Batman Inc. and it worked alright.
>>81249679
It's a good place to start but not a good place to stop.
>>81249783
Also, Morrison's run after Dick becomes Batman is fantastic, and it serves as a good jumping on point for his run in general. Their are some pretty Morrison concepts he throws around, but they're mostly subtext and not necessary to enjoy the story.
Snyder's The Black Mirror is also great for Dickbats, so maybe check that out.
>>81249783
>>81249939
Where would you start with Morrison?
>>81250422
You could start right from the beginning with Batman & Son of course, somewhere out there there's a torrent or a file folder that has all of Grant Morrison's Bat-Opera. Personally I think his Batman & Robin, when Nightwing takes over the mantle and Damien becomes Robin, is a bit easier a start, but you can choose either one.
>>81250583
Ok thanks
>>81249939
second.
>>81249679
Batman: Year One
Batman: Shaman
Batman and the Mad Monk
Batman: The Man Who Laughs
Batman: Year Two
Batman: The Long Halloween
Batman: Snow
Batman: Dark Victory
There's your starter kit.
>>81249679
Read in the following order:
Year One
The Mad Monk
Monster Men
The Man Who Laughs
The Long Halloween
Dark Victory
Haunted Knight
Son of the Demon
A Death in the Family
The Killing Joke
Knightfall
Arkham Asylum
No Man's Land
Hush
Private Casebook
Batman and Son
The Black Glove
The Black Casebook
Time and the Batman
Batman R.I.P.
Battle for the Cowl
Batman & Robin (Batman Reborn)
The Black Mirror
Batman Incorporated
Entire New 52 Run
Batman Eternal
Batman & Robin Eternal
