I'm really interested in picking up all the issues for Batman Incorporated... are they all necessary, and secondly, most of the reading order has been updated in Batman Incorporated , but where do the newer issues stand... they're still out of order and I don't know the order at which I should read them... can anyone help me out?
Batman Incorporated
After traveling through time Bruce Wayne has returned to the present day and is prepared to take his war on crime to the next level, by essentially "franchising" it, by drafting, training and commanding a team of heroes who will fight crime on a global scale representing the bat symbol.
Reading order?
The only required reading for Batman Inc is the Batman Incorporated book. The other titles are all on their own and telling their own stories but just fit with the general over arching theme.
I do recommend picking up Detective Comics starting at 871 since the run there has been amazing.
" @GamiSB: That's what's most disappointing. I have read all three Batman Inc titles and I truly feel completely lost. I have heard that Morrison is cryptic, but the confusing storytelling is bordering on absurdity. I really don't want to drop the series, hence me asking if me getting supplemental story off other titles would actually make the storyline any better, because frankly, right now it's lacking a whole lot of essence and making me wonder why I should care. (Sorry for the rant... it was not aimed at you. Thanks for your response!). "
I've been reading all of Morrison's Bat-work and I still feel lost.
"@omertalvendetta said:" @GamiSB: That's what's most disappointing. I have read all three Batman Inc titles and I truly feel completely lost. I have heard that Morrison is cryptic, but the confusing storytelling is bordering on absurdity. I really don't want to drop the series, hence me asking if me getting supplemental story off other titles would actually make the storyline any better, because frankly, right now it's lacking a whole lot of essence and making me wonder why I should care. (Sorry for the rant... it was not aimed at you. Thanks for your response!). "I've been reading all of Morrison's Bat-work and I still feel lost. "
and you still enjoy it?WOW you must be a really kind hearted dude.
@omertalvendetta said:
" @GamiSB: That's what's most disappointing. I have read all three Batman Inc titles and I truly feel completely lost. I have heard that Morrison is cryptic, but the confusing storytelling is bordering on absurdity. I really don't want to drop the series, hence me asking if me getting supplemental story off other titles would actually make the storyline any better, because frankly, right now it's lacking a whole lot of essence and making me wonder why I should care. (Sorry for the rant... it was not aimed at you. Thanks for your response!). "
Pick up the return one shot,and have some patience.these mysteries will start unwinding.
Hi, I had the same question as the OP and found a great list posted by another user here which includes a lot of what you need, specially if you're very new to all of Batman. Here you go: http://www.comicvine.com/myvine/silkcuts/required-reading-to-understand-grant-morrisons-batman/75-20588/
The list encompasses quite a bit, but I think a good place to start if you have common knowledge of Batman is with Batman R.I.P. and Final Crisis, as they explain what happened to Batman, and is where Batman: The Return starts. Also, a bit of history about Dick Grayson (the original Robin) and Damian ( Batman: Son Of The Demon) would help.
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