Thanks! I’ve added another 40+ books since posting this video. My Elsewords collection is pretty complete along with Animated series trades, Black & White trades and the Dark Nights: Metal books. Also added collection James Tynion IV’s run. I really need to post an updated
I’ve been reading for 20 years or so but started seriously adding to my collection during COVID. What’s you’re collection looking like? I found lots of brilliant articles online and videos on UA-cam to help steer me, learning about canon and chronological order
@@adrianrussell5169That’s super cool to hear! Right now I only have about 14 Batman tpbs/hardcovers and yeah it is sometimes tedious to decide which continuities to buy and such. Regardless, I hope to reach the numbers of your collection!
@@antoniothealien every collection starts somewhere. Personally I would suggest bringing up IGN’s list of top 25 Batman books (you’ll probably already have some) and add these to your collection. After that there are a lot of good lists and online articles to keep you right. Happy collecting!
It’s Secret Origins of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes by Mark Waid. It overlaps Frank Miller’s year one as well as the origin stories of other DC heroes
This is unbelievably impressive! I’ve started my own collection, and I’m now up to the introduction of Jason Todd as Robin. Where did you find the majority of your tpbs? (I’ve been getting mine from eBay primarily)
Thank you for your comments! I’m needing to do an updated video as I’ve been adding to my Elseworlds as well as collecting the BTAS trades, Black & White volumes and a some missing titles. I’m the very same, eBay is brilliant, especially for bargains. Just keep an eye on the descriptions, conditions and how the books are shipped. I search every other day on eBay under Batman TP, Batman TPB, Batman paperback etc and scroll through looking for what I need and are good prices, or if there is a specific book, just search that title. Have a max price in mind as rarer titles can be cheaper searching Google and going to book shop sites directly. Amazon is great for new releases too as you can pre-order paperbacks that are only out in hardcover. Happy collecting and more importantly, happy reading!
I love Batman! I like to think of Year One, Monster Men, and Mad Monk as an unofficial trilogy.
Remember Shaman has flashbacks that tie in with Year One
The entire UBC reading order on a shelf. Kinda crazy to see.
Thanks! I’ve added another 40+ books since posting this video. My Elsewords collection is pretty complete along with Animated series trades, Black & White trades and the Dark Nights: Metal books. Also added collection James Tynion IV’s run. I really need to post an updated
Incredible collection of paperbacks
Thank you! I really need to get my finger out and do a new video as I have added another 30+ trades
Now THIS is my dream collection! How long have you been reading/collecting?
I’ve been reading for 20 years or so but started seriously adding to my collection during COVID. What’s you’re collection looking like? I found lots of brilliant articles online and videos on UA-cam to help steer me, learning about canon and chronological order
@@adrianrussell5169That’s super cool to hear! Right now I only have about 14 Batman tpbs/hardcovers and yeah it is sometimes tedious to decide which continuities to buy and such. Regardless, I hope to reach the numbers of your collection!
@@antoniothealien every collection starts somewhere. Personally I would suggest bringing up IGN’s list of top 25 Batman books (you’ll probably already have some) and add these to your collection. After that there are a lot of good lists and online articles to keep you right. Happy collecting!
WOW!!!
Beautiful! Whish to have that some day. What exactly is the book behind Year One that says Secret Origins?
It’s Secret Origins of the World's Greatest Super-Heroes by Mark Waid. It overlaps Frank Miller’s year one as well as the origin stories of other DC heroes
What’s the book right after Robin a hero reborn , thx for the reading order vid
It’s Batman: Mr Freeze by Paul Dini, published in 1997
@@adrianrussell5169 Thank you
This is unbelievably impressive! I’ve started my own collection, and I’m now up to the introduction of Jason Todd as Robin. Where did you find the majority of your tpbs? (I’ve been getting mine from eBay primarily)
Thank you for your comments! I’m needing to do an updated video as I’ve been adding to my Elseworlds as well as collecting the BTAS trades, Black & White volumes and a some missing titles. I’m the very same, eBay is brilliant, especially for bargains. Just keep an eye on the descriptions, conditions and how the books are shipped. I search every other day on eBay under Batman TP, Batman TPB, Batman paperback etc and scroll through looking for what I need and are good prices, or if there is a specific book, just search that title. Have a max price in mind as rarer titles can be cheaper searching Google and going to book shop sites directly. Amazon is great for new releases too as you can pre-order paperbacks that are only out in hardcover. Happy collecting and more importantly, happy reading!
@@adrianrussell5169sweet bro thanks for the advice! Looking forward to that updated video 🤞
Is this organized in somewhat of a chronological order?
You have night cries too huh ? ?
Got other characters besides batman and captain america?
Only Grant Morrison’s The Invisibles (strongly recommend) and Frank Miller’s Sin City run. Gotham seems to be my happy place