Bruce Wayne, who witnessed the murder of his billionaire parents as a child, swore to avenge their deaths. He trained extensively to achieve mental and physical perfection, mastering martial arts, detective skills, and criminal psychology. Costumed as a bat to prey on the fears of criminals, and utilizing a high-tech arsenal, he became the legendary Batman.
Hello everyone! I'm currently busy filming timeline videos of all my Batman, Robin and Nightwing trades and separate issues (from Batman: Year One all the way to The New 52!).
The list of titles/story arcs/cross-overs is quite extensive, but maybe you guys can help me, maybe add some titles and sort things out?
Oh, and please, forget The New 52 crap (for now)...I want to present a correct Batman timeline with important events concerning ALL Robins, Nightwing and (some) Batgirl.
So, please add, comment, correct, JUMP IN!
Also, some knowledge is needed about the exact place of ALL Crises!!!
--> Issue #1 overlaps with Batman: Year One, Batman #404-405. It begins with Bruce's last training stop in Alaska before returning to Gotham City.
Batman And The Monster Men
Batman And The Mad Monk
Batman: Prey
Batman: Dark Legends
Batman: The Man Who Laughs
Batman: Dead To Rights
Batman: Gothic
Batman: Venom
Batman: Going Sane
Batman: Four Of A Kind
Batman: Collected Legends
Batman: Other Realms
Batman: Snow
Batman: Year Two
Batman: Long Halloween
Catwoman: When In Rome (takes place during Batman: Dark Victory)
Batman: Dark Victory
Robin: Year One
Robin: The Gauntlet
Batgirl: Year One
Batman: Faces
Batman: Terror
Batman: Monsters
Batman: Rules Of Engagement
Batman: Full Circle
Batman: Fortunate Son
Batman: Night Cries
Batman: Cat & The Bat
Batman: King Tut’s Tomb
Batman: Tales Of The Demon
Batman: Strange Apparitions
Nightwing: Year One (see note)
--> Post-Crisis (?) version of how and why Dick stopped being Robin - conflicts with Batman #408-409...Help needed!
Batman: Dark Detective
Batman: The Wrath
CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS
Batman: The Killing Joke
Batman #408-409: Did Robin Die Tonight/Just Another Kid On Crime Alley
Batman: Ten Nights o/t Beast
Batman: The Cult
Batman: A Death In The Family
Batman: Blind Justice
Batman: The Many Deaths…
Batman: Year Three
Batman: Lonely Place Of Dying
Batman: Bride Of The Demon
Robin: Tragedy & Triumph
Robin: A Hero Reborn
Batman: The Last Arkham
Batman: Birth Of The Demon
Batman: Sword Of Azrael
Robin: Cry Of The Huntress
Batman: Vengeance Of Bane
Batman: Knightfall
Batman: Prodigal
Batman: Troika
Nightwing: Ties That Bind
Robin: Flying Solo
Nightwing: A Knight In Blüdhaven
ZERO HOUR/ZERO MONTH: The Beginning Of Tomorrow
Batman: Anarky
Batman: The Chalice
Batman: Contagion
Nightwing: Rough Justice
Batman: Legacy (Incl. Batman: Bane Of The Demon & Batman: Bane)
Batman: Cataclysm
Nightwing: Love & Bullets
Batman: Aftershock
Batman: Road To No Man's Land
Batman: No Man's Land
Nightwing: A Darker Shade Of Justice (see note)
Batman: Harley Quinn (see note)
--> Between Batman: No Man's Land Vol. 3 and 4 - OLD EDITIONS or between Batman: No Man's Land Vol. 2 and 3 - NEW EDITIONS.
Nightwing: The Hunt For Oracle
Batman: Evolution
Nightwing: Big Guns
Nightwing: On The Razor’s Edge
Batman: Officer Down
Batman: False Faces
Batman: Bruce Wayne: Murderer?
Batman: Bruce Wayne: Fugitive?
Batman: Hush
Batman: Death And The Maidens
Batman: Broken City
Batman: As The Crow Flies
Robin: Unmasked
Batman: War Drums
Batman: War Games
Robin/Batgirl: Fresh Blood
IDENTITY CRISIS
Batman: Hush Returns
Batman: City Of Crime
Nightwing: Mobbed Up
Robin: To Kill A Bird
Batman: Under The Hood
Red Hood: The Lost Days
Batman: War Crimes
Robin: Days Of Fire & Madness
Nightwing: Renegade
INFINITE CRISIS (see note)
--> Runs concurrently with the concluding chapters of Batman: Under The Hood.
52
Batman: Face The Face
Nightwing: Brothers In Blood
Robin: Wanted
Batman: Detective
Nightwing: Love & War
Robin: Teenage Wasteland
Batman: Death And The City
COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS
Robin: The Big Leagues
Batman: Cacophony
Batman: Gotham Underground
Batman: Batman & Son (see note)
--> Batman: Son Of The Demon was never intended to be in continuity at the time of publication. When Grant Morrison wrote Batman & Son there was much talk that he was bringing it into continuity, but he made several changes to the conception of the baby that made it impossible. Morrison stated numerous times that he wasn't bringing it into continuity, but rather using the concept for his own means. He has clarified this in a way that will take a little explaining because it crosses three totally seperate continuities.
1986-2011: Damian is introduced and his origin is referenced numerous times but never explicitly shown.
2011-Present: Batman Incorporated Vol 2 #2 clearly shows Damian to have been conceived at the very end of...
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