no restitution comes tonight

real (not fake) riddlebird comic cover ft. @cenzi04 's Penguin

I'm back in my batman era

My Riddler design (inspired in various versions of the character) and ofc my own Query and Echo interpretations (very cabaret inspired)

I might actually be cooked (ft. @gambitgambino's Riddler)

My end of the riddlebird slop with @gambitgambino who has a Riddler I love very much

I'm lowkey disturbed by the amount of hatred my king is drawn with in most of the actual comics, so Idc and I'm going to make him beautiful and big because I have free will

⤷ ゛I think that many who know the character or his mythology have already wanted to read Batman comics. But how to read it? Where to start? So, I decided to make this list to try to help with this, since I myself have struggled to keep up with the stories, and still do sometimes. Therefore, I sought to separate the hero's main publications in order of event in Bruce Wayne's life, after the Crisis arc. It starts with the most accepted origin of the character, Batman: Year One, with a 25-year-old Bruce.

Batman: Year One - The most accepted origin of Batman

Batman: Shaman - Period before and after Batman: Year One

Batman and the Monster Men - Hugo Strange first arises

Batman and the Mad Monk - Continuation of the previous story

Batman: Four of a Kind - Poison Ivy, Riddler and Scarecrow first arises

Batman: Prey - Batman investigates Night Scourge, confrontation with Hugo Strange

Batman: Terror - Batman is hunted by literally everyone

Batman: Gothic - A famous Grant Morrison's Batman tale

Batman: The Man Who Laughs - The infamous Joker and his most accepted origin

Batman: Venom - Batman becomes addicted to the drug Venom

Batman: Snow - Mr Freeze first arises

Batman: Year Two - Batman vs. the Reaper

Batman: Full Circle - Continuation of previous story

Batman: Night Cries - A tense and remarkable story of Batman

Batman: The Long Halloween - Batman's famous detective story, where Two-Face arises

Batman: Dark Victory - Origin of Robin Dick Grayson and confrontation with Two-Face

There are many, many more important publications after this, such as The Killing Joke, Batman: Wrath, Arkham Asylum: A Serious House, and much more. However, the objective of this list is to provide just a quick introduction to this universe, so that it can encourage new readers to search for other stories and medias.

Scarecrow (Jonathan Crane) Character Design