I've read the George Perez run, the Contest, Spirit of Truth, Paradise Lost, Paradise Found, Hiketeia, Who is Diana Prince, Azzarallo run, Truth & Lies.

Every other run feels tricky to read, because I keep getting confused or uninterested. Anyone want to discuss or suggest anything please?

Also, doesn't have to be Diana, it can be Donna, Cassie, Hippolyta, etc. as long as it's good/interesting..

I've read Wolfman and Perez' New Teen Titans (up until Judas Contract), Ron Marz Green Lantern, Titans (Rebirth)...give me some Donna Troy comics. They don't have to be all the great, just anything New/Prime Earth. Also, no Graduation Day either...

I've read Gail Simone's Birds of Prey, Mike Grell's Green Arrow, Geoff Johns' JSA, Kevin Smith's Green Arrow, Judd Winnick's Green Arrow. And Specifically Dinah Laurel Lance.

Preferably older stories (New Earth)

I want to read a Harley Quinn comic for the first time from main continuity.

I basically know the story of Batman: Harley Quinn (1999) but that's about it. Also, doesn't have to be strictly Harley Quinn titles, it can be Suicide Squad, Batman, Some one shot, whatever!

What I've read: Wonder Woman by Brian Azzarrello, Hiketeia, George Perez run.

Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow. Catwoman by Ed Brubaker.

Birds of Prey by Gail Simone, JSA, Green Arrow by Mike Grell

Any Vixen comics or anything where she's a major character in?

My favorite comic has got to be the DC vs Vampires comics. I love the idea of vampires and the general idea of infection. It also gave a great Thing astatic but this time we get a kind of Thing pov. Though it does kill the (forgive me for this) amongus feel, I say it makes us worry for the heros of the story. What makes this comic series really interesting is the characters 'vampirized' keep their personalities which they purposely use to their advantage. Though you could say it was used in Blackest Night, I'd say it wasn't nearly as exploited as it is in this comic series. Though I have yet to read the second book, I hope to read it soon.

What books would you guys suggest?

Hi y'all, long term lurker but recent contributor! I'm doing some research into Clayface and have been using the fandom as a resource, so thank y'all for the hard work. I noticed y'all don't have a template for character appearances where someone is impersonating/shape-shifted into another character and thought I'd suggest adding one since it's definitely not uncommon for the superhero genre! Have a great day!

I know Bendis' time at DC is generally not fondly-remembered, but it seems like his work with Jon Kent and the Legion are what catch the most flack.

His whole Leviathan plotline (Leviathan Rises, Event Leviathan, Checkmate, etc.) seems interesting to me - I'm honestly not much of a Superman reader, but Manhunter, Checkmate, and the Question are some of my favourites, and it's pretty rare for them to get new stories. I already know the big mysteries of these stories, but are any of them worth reading?

Payday this week so I ordered myself an early Xmas gift of The Phantom Stranger Omnibus that I’ve been eagerly waiting for what seems an age.

As I was looking up the release for the second omnibus of The Question (Jan), which I’ve been dying to read since I devoured the first, I saw a few new announcements that I am unfortunately excited about. ($$$)

The first is an omnibus of Peter David’s Aquaman. I have the first two books of his Supergirl run which I really enjoyed, and his Aquaman series was highly regarded as one of the best. I’ve been hunting the TPB editions from a few years ago for quite some time, but they are hard to find and expensive now, so this is the next thing to top my wish list.

Then we have the third omnibus of JLI. I have the first two and, while I’m not a huge fan of the campiness of the comedy run, there is a lot of good stuff to be found, for sure. I love reading it for J’onn, more than anything, but I know there will be plenty of entertaining moments from the wide cast.

Number three is a ‘maybe’ on my wish list, depending on feedback I receive here, especially from @Tupka217

Gail Simone’s Wonder Woman is being collected and I hope she brings something new but consistent to the character and mythos. I have only a handful of Diana books and am fully open to more if fans consider the run has merit.

Unfortunately, no sign of the continuation of the NTT omnibus collection. I was really getting invested in a publication I though was going to go the distance.

Anyway, do any of these upcoming titles interest you? Have you seen any upcoming releases that you want to share? What’s the oldest book you bought that you still haven’t gotten around to reading? (I’ve had Superman Exile gathering dust for some time.) What are you reading right now? (I’m on issue #3 of Giffen’s Vext.) What series that has never been been published in trade would you want to own? (Kirby’s Kobra for me as a TPB, or an entire omnibus of Kobra throughout New Earth.)

(animated or not) I have not seen any of them and I want to see what you guys recommend.

From stranger.

Also if possible can it include Thunderbolt and Wildcat?

Hi I'm JMonElite I'm a pretty big DC fan I don't know a lot but I know more than your average fan about both marvel and DC

My favorite superheroes are Kid Flash and Blue Beetle

I want to start reading comic but I don't know where to

If you have any recommendations please tell me

Hello, I'm Spidery, and I would like to get into DC comics. I'm an avid fan of Marvel comics and movies, and I want to read more comics. Here are some things I like from Marvel and other things:

• My favourite superhero is Spider-Man, which you could probably tell from my pfp. I also really like Venom and Carnage,

• Another character I really like is Loki, and I've read a lot of Loki comics.

• Outside of Marvel, I find video games really cool, and I've played Injustice 2, so I know a few DC heroes.

• I know a bit about DC, and I find Nightwing really cool. I also really like Shazam, and I've seen the first film a few times.

• I really enjoy sci-fi and fantasy, so if there are any DC comics that relate to those genres, please recommend them!

Here are some questions I have:

• So, I know about New 52, but does it erase the former backstories and start again, or create a new saga?

• What is the best Batman timeline to start with?

• Are there any Marvel/DC crossovers? If so, should I start with those, or wait until I've read more comics?

• What are some major heroes other than Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Green Lantern, (y'know, the ones everyone knows)?

• How does the DC multiverse work? Is it similar to the Marvel multiverse or not? And what is the prime universe in DC called?

That's all I can think of, so if you could make some suggestions based off my interests and questions, I'd really appreciate it! Thanks!

Don’t worry. It’s too late for me to fall into a lengthy ramble about how wonderful this series is. I’ll keep it brief, because there’s just an insane amount of things to love about it and I’d rather not taint any of it with my fatuous recollections.

Most importantly this is unlike any comic I have read so far. It’s the first full Vertigo title I’ve devoured and it lived up to its mature reader status. Not because it contains sex, violence or language of a stronger nature (which it does) but because of its ideas. The themes and questions it poses the reader are there to be pondered, not preached. And it projects a wonderful and disturbing myriad of viewpoints. It also never panders or underestimates the reader’s intelligence.

What I appreciate and admire so much about this series is just how well formulated and executed it is. From start to finish—and there is a most finite ending—it weaves an epic, yet concise, story arc that feels omniscient in itself. Unlike most ongoing comic runs, there are very few characters that only appear once. Everyone has a roll in the grand scheme and, although he’s the titular character, the Lightbringer only shines as bright as he does with the shining cast of stars he surrounds himself with. The art is thoroughly delightful by all who contributed.

The book is very accessible. You can dive right in cold. You don’t need to have read Sandman or any contextual material. Despite all the high concepts of creation, or the absence of, omniscience, infinity and realities outside of time and space, it never feels esoteric or self-indulgent. It’s consistently thoughtful and fun. As it winds down to a close, there is a bittersweet satisfaction to it all. A prized addition to my library.