The walking dead comics are fantastic, although I would not recommend it if your young because those comics have some gruesome stuff occurring on those pages.
If you want to hop on to a series, Bruce Wayne Batman has recently returned, and his line is almost always great.
Robin War ended semi recently, there are two volumes for that. (I love that series)
Marvel wise, a new Civil War series is starting soon. If you want to hop on a good crossover series, that should be great.
Alright, let’s do this:
First off, if you’re even remotely interested in Batman, pick up Batman: Hush. Brilliant story that pretty much encapsulates his entire universe. By that same token, do not pick up anything with the name Frank Miller on it, as, aside from The Dark Knight Returns (which is iffy) and Batman: Year One, he cannot write Batman to save his life. Note that TDKR is just my opinion though, since most people think it’s one of the best Batman stories ever told for some reason.
Next, look for pretty much anything by Geoff Johns (particularly his New 52 Justice League book).
My personal final recommendation is to get as much of the New 52 Batman book as you can. It’s brilliant, it’s got some of the best stories ever told, and is just really, really good.
A good comic book, in my opinion, must fill the same criteria as any other sort of media to be considered good. There must be a clear and definite point to its creation, and it must present that point in an entertaining and emotional way. The more provocative the point, the more interesting the story.
The current Black Panther run fits these criteria.
Now, I am biased. It is my personal opinion that, aside from being a character that made Marvel’s stance on the Civil Rights Movement very clear, T’Challa is the best Marvel character. He is a well rounded and intelligent man, who is willing to do anything for people who have been trying to rob his country for years despite their actions toward him. I can guarantee you that, just as his debut in the 60’s changed the minds of many (or at least began to do so,) the current run, penned by a brilliant author and drawn by an amazing artist can (possibly) change your life. All you have to do is spend a few bucks.
I need to buy Lego Civil War…
I should go digital, though.
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Do you mean the original death in the family comic or the New 52 one?
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I was looking through some of the collections for the New 52 Batman comics. I noticed things like “Joker 23.1”, some of the collections are missing issues and one of the collections is called “Joker: Endgame”, even though it contained almost all Batman comics.
It’s a Batman vs. Joker story, and it certainly lives up to the name Endgame. I highly recommend it. There’s a continuity bug here or there, but because they’re all due to DC having done stupid stuff with certain characters, I choose to ignore them. As a whole though, it’s a great story that really highlights the relationship between the two characters