But if you’re looking to get into Batman comics again, this is a great opportunity. Not a lot, I probably shouldn’t have hyped it up so much. It’s not the best story in the world by today’s standards, but it’s fascinating to see how this all began. It’s the first ever appearance of the caped crusader and it’s absolutely free. If you’ve got some free time it’s definitely worth flip-I mean, clicking through.ĭetective Comics #27 – required reading. It covers Knightfall, Hush, Killing Joke, and more. This book features the origin story of Bane and takes you through a lot of the history of Batman comics in general. The comic titled Batman 201 is also free and although it doesn’t have a real story running through it, it’s worth reading. The following 4 parts are NOT free, but they are on sale for 99 cents like everything else on the Batman 201 page. It originally came out in 1989 and was written by Batman comics legend Dennis O’Neil.

The free comics include “Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1” which is the first of a 5 part story line about the “Shaman” … I know that I own this comic, but I don’t remember it. All of these comics are available for download for the next 10 days at the price of 99 cents and some are absolutely free. We’re talking classic Alan Grant stuff, issues from Greg Rucka’s run on Detective featuring Batwoman, every issue of Scott Snyder’s “The Black Mirror”, and more. Good news for international readers and those looking to catch up on the last few years of Batman comics! ComiXology is having a sale right now on Batman comics.

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