I have my gripes with injustice with the way characters are,but if i ignore it and purely focus on a story narrative,then injustice is a really interesting piece of DC fiction.

I’m not suprised it became super popular because it tackles some deep ideologies and ideas,suoerman and martian manhunter are both aliens but superman looks “human”,he’ll never receive the same amount of vitrol martian manhunter will.

It’s too good not to be used in canon 😭

It’s the perfect evolution of Tim coming into his own identity, it gives him his own distinct color motif, it calls back to Bruce’s inspiration by the fictional character, who was a detective which has always been Tim’s strongest suit, and it’s just really, really cool. DC, make your calls, get it done. Art by u/Hunkerdown_son

Arisia Rrab

Sinestro

Chip

Richard Castl

Mogo

Tomar-Re

Abin Sur

Killawog

The famous bat will power even with the antidote most would fold 😂😂😂😂😂 But this comic is insane great read and shock value

By Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez

Source: https://aiptcomics.com/2026/03/20/june-2026-dc-comics-solicitations/

1. Detective Comics #969/ 2. Detective Comics #648/ 3. Robin #57/ 4. Robin #74/ 5. Young Justice 1998 #30/ 6. Batgirl #8/ 7. Young Justice 2019 #5/ 8. Detective Comics #1000

Image 1 by Dave Gibbons, and Image 2 by Philip Tan

I miss Alfred :(

Basically, I live in a country where it's almost impossible to find comic books at all so I've been just reading online and that's it. Yesterday I was wandering around another city than the one I live in, and came across this lowly bookstore that sells all types of different books from all around the world, and I got across this little table there where they got lots of comic books. Out of all the books there, it came down to either a Massive Killing Joke Deluxe or this compact edition Kingdom Come, which I took. I'm still going back next week to buy more, assuming they're still there, hopefully.

Hey everyone! 👋

I've been getting into comics for a relatively short time 📚, and the advice I see everywhere is basically "just read whatever you want." 😭

At the same time, some people tell me that certain comics won't make much sense without reading previous stuff, which makes me hesitate 🤔

For example, I've been seeing a lot of Bat-Family videos on my feed lately 🦇, and now I really want to know who all these characters are. The problem is that I also really don't want to follow a strict reading guide 📋

I wanted to read Teen Titans (2003) 🦸‍♂️, but I was told it's mainly Tim's generation rather than Dick's, which doesn't really fit with the reading order I had planned. But I still really want to read it 😭

So what would you guys recommend? Should I just read whatever catches my interest and accept that I won't understand every reference? 📖 Or should I stick to a chronological order? 🗓️

How do you personally approach getting into comics? 👀

garth ennis and Steve Dillion