Though not written by Snyder, a moment in this issue stems from a concept created by Tony S.2 ( Review) 8ĭetective Comics issues are from the Vol. 5: Zero Year - Dark City ( Review)įull Batman: Endgame Event ( Reading Order) 2īatman & Robin Eternal Vol. 4: Zero Year-Secret City ( Review)īatman Vol. Swamp Thing: Rotworld ( Review) ( Reading Order) 5īatman Vol. 3: Death of the Family ( Review)īatman: Death of the Family Event ( Reading Order) 2 1: Scourge of the Owls ( Review) 3īatman Vol. 2: The City of Owls ( Review)įull Batman: Night of the Owls Event ( Reading Order) 2 1: The Court of Owls ( Review)īatman Vol. The second places focus on the Bat-family and the history of Gotham while, somewhat, serving as a transition into the New 52 era.ĭetective Comics Vol. The first focuses heavily on Dick Grayson, Commissioner Gordon, and James Gordon Jr. In this era, there are only two major Batman story arcs written by Scott Snyder. Was working on Batman Incorporated so Dick Grayson was working as Batman in On Batman starts shortly before the New 52 era began. Jump to: Post-Infinite Crisis – New 52 – Rebirth Post-Infinite Crisis All of this can be found under the “Continuity” Every “Review” link will provide a detailed continuityīreakdown of that story and will explain any reference the story makes to otherĪspects of the DC Universe.
It may not encompassĮvery one of the character’s appearances but is an outline of the major onesĭetails relating to each specific storyline are explained in the “Review” ofĮach storyline. Stretches through this author’s time with the character.
It attempts to find the best way to showcase the narrative that Is designed to give an outline of Scott Snyder’s time writing Batman for DCĬomics.
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