The Batman begins! Bruce Wayne returns from his training, ready to take on crime on the dangerous streets of Gotham City. Bruce initially finds himself facing everything from street thugs to organized crime. But it’s not long before he’s up against a whole new breed of criminal in the form of Catwoman, Hugo Strange, the Joker, Poison Ivy, the Riddler, Scarecrow, Man-Bat, Mister Freeze and Two-Face.
The first three years of the Dark Knight’s career as Batman’s New Earth continuity begins following the universe-altering events of CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS. Many of these stories were released long after the 1985/66 event in an effort to explain the character’s new history. A huge thank you to DCU Guide, Comics Back Issues and the mammoth efforts of the Batman Chronology Project for their assistance in assembling this reading order.
Some stories – such as Batman: Year Two and Snow – were later considered to be outside of accepted mainstream continuity, but I’ve included them so that you can see roughly where they used to fit and decide for yourself if you want to read them.
SCROLL DOWN to the bottom for the KEY COLLECTED EDITIONS for this event!
Must Reads: Story arcs marked with a ✔ are must-read stories from this time period, along with any key related stories and often-forgotten tales that are worth a read.
Chronology: Every appearance of Batman from this period is included in chronological order, mapping out their timeline rather than just the order the issues were released.
Anthology Issues: When an issue contains multiple stories, the relevant story is denoted with square brackets. For example, [2/5] refers to the second story of the five stories in that issue, so you don’t need to read the other four.
First Appearances: Many characters’ first appearances will actually be a reference to their debut following the ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths’ event; all first appearances refer to the characters’ debut in the New Earth continuity.
Want to keep it simple? Here’s the core reading order without story descriptions, page-by-page breakdowns – just the stories:
- ✔ Batman #404-407
- Catwoman (1989) #1-4
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1
- Batman Chronicles #19 [1/3]
- Batman Annual #13 [2/2]
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #89-90
- Batman: Gotham Knights #3 [2/2]
- Martian Manhunter (1998) #22
- ✔ Batman & the Monster Men #1-6
- ✔ Batman: Turning Points #1
- Batman: Gotham Knights #10 [2/2]
- ✔ Batman and the Mad Monk #1-6
- ✔ Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #11-15
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #2-5
- ✔ Batman: The Man Who Laughs
- ✔ Batman Confidential #22-25
- Batman: Journey into Knight #1-6
- ✔ Detective Comics Annual #8
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #7 (1997)
- ✔ Solo #5 [7/7]
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #6-10
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #192-196
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #46-49
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #146-148
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #102-104
- Batman: Tenses #1-2
- ✔ Batman: Shadow of the Bat Annual #3
- ✔ Batman Annual #19
- ✔ Batman/Catwoman: Trail of the Gun #1-2
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #107-108
- Batman: Journey into Knight #7-12
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #21
- Batman: War on Crime (1999)
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #172-176
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #22-23
- Batman Chronicles #8 [3/3]
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #24-26
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #114
- ✔ Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #5
- Secret Origins #39 (1986) [1/2]
- ✔ Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #137-141
- ✔ Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special (1993) #1
- ✔ Batman: The Long Halloween #1
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #83-84
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #76-78
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #52-53
- ✔ Batman: The Long Halloween #2
- ✔ Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #65-68
- ✔ Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #32-34
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #79
- ✔ Batman Confidential #1-6
- ✔ Batman: The Long Halloween #3
- Detective Comics #575-578
- ✔ Batman: The Long Halloween #4
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #58
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #44-45
- ✔ Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #64
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #156-158
- ✔ Batman: The Long Halloween #5-6
- Batman: Black & White (1996) #3 [3/5]
- ✔ Batman: The Long Halloween #7
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #80-82
- ✔ Batman: The Long Halloween #8-9
- Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #169-171
- ✔ Batman: The Long Halloween #10-13
- Two-Face: Year One #1
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Chronology: Every appearance of Batman from this period is included in chronological order, mapping out their timeline rather than just the order the issues were released.
Spoilers: The issue/story overviews may include spoilers, so be warned!
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event / Crossover |
| ✔ | Batman #404 (pp.1-6) (1987) 25-year-old Bruce Wayne returns to Gotham City following his travels around the world over the last 12 years; Lieutenant Jim Gordon is transferred to Gotham City Police Department. 1st appearance: Detective Arnold Flass, Commissioner Gillian B Loeb | |
| Catwoman #1 (pp.1-12) (1989) Prostitute Selina Kyle is assaulted and left for dead in a back alley; Stan the Pimp presents Selina with a cat costume to entertain a client; Selina is offered self-defence training by Ted Grant. 1st appearance: Sister Maggie Kyle, Ted Grant | ||
| ✔ | Batman #404 (pp.7-8) (1987) Jim Gordon is brutally beaten in the street. | |
| ✔ | Batman #404 (pp.9-12) (1987) / Catwoman #1 (pp.13-15) (1989) Batman confronts Stan the Pimp and finds himself under attack from Selina Kyle as the situation grows rapidly out of hand. 1st appearance: Selina Kyle, Stan the Pimp, Holly Robinson | |
| ✔ | Batman #404 (pp.13-21) (1987) Jim Gordon has it out with rogue police officer Arnold Flass; after his rough start as a vigilante, Bruce Wayne is inspired by the arrival of a bat. | |
| Catwoman #1 (p.16) (1889) Selina accepts Ted Grant’s offer of training. | ||
| ✔ | Batman #405 (pp.1-3) (1987) Jim Gordon takes chances to address the crime on Gotham’s streets. | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1 (pp.1-20) (1989) Bruce recalls some of his experiences during his travels and dons his Batman costume for the first time. | ||
| ✔ | Batman #405 (pp.4-8) (1987) Bruce Wayne takes to the streets as Batman, confronting crime bosses directly but also coming into conflict with Gotham PD; Batman finds an ally in District Attorney Harvey Dent. 1st appearance: Barbara Eileen Gordon | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1 (pp.20-26) (1989) Batman continues to investigate the robberies at Leslie Thompkins’ free clinic. | ||
| Batman Chronicles #19 [1/3] (2000) Bruce Wayne’s life as Batman proves to make relationship’s almost impossible. | ||
| ✔ | Batman #405 (pp.8-21) (1987) Batman confronts crime bosses directly while also coming into conflict with Gotham PD; Batman finds an ally in District Attorney Harvey Dent. 1st appearance: Harvey Dent, Sergeant Sarah Essen, Carmine Falcone, Officer Stanley Merkel, Jefferson Skeevers | |
| ✔ | Batman #406 (pp.1-15) (1986) / Catwoman #1 (pp.17-19) (1989) Batman narrowly escapes arrest, though the situation puts him as odds with Gotham PD; Selina Kyle is inspired by the Batman. | |
| Catwoman #1 (pp.20-21) (1989) Selina Kyle trains with Ted Grant. | ||
| ✔ | Batman #406 (pp.16-20) (1987) Lieutenant Gordon gets closer to finding out the Batman’s true identity and also gets closer to Sergeant Sarah Essen. |
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event / Crossover |
| Catwoman #1 (pp.20-21) (1987) Catwoman #2 (pp.1-6) (1989) Selina Kyle dons the cat costume Stan the Pimp gave her and confronts him. | ||
| ✔ | Batman #406 (pp.20-21) (1987) / Catwoman #2 (pp.7-8) (1989) Jim Gordon questions his place in Gotham City; Selina Kyle puts on a new cat costume of her own choice. | |
| Batman Annual #13 [2/2] (1989) Alfred Pennyworth considers leaving Bruce Wayne’s service. | ||
| ✔ | Batman #407 (pp.1-8) (1986) Commissioner Loeb blackmails Jim Gordon; Bruce Wayne works on covering up his masked identity. | |
| Catwoman #2 (pp.9-15) (1989) Catwoman reveals the new direction for her life to her sister. | ||
| ✔ | Batman #407 (p.9) (1987) Selina Kyle’s jewel theft is blamed on the Batman. | |
| Catwoman #2 (pp.16-22) (1989) Catwoman #3-4 (1989) Sister Maggie is kidnapped by Stan the Pimp; Catwoman rescues Maggie and has a run-in with the Batman. | ||
| ✔ | Batman #407 (pp.9-22) (1987) Batman risks exposing his identity to save Jim Gordon’s wife and son from corrupt police officers. 1st appearance: James Gordon Jr, Johnny Vitti | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #89-90 (1996-1997) Criminal Matt Hagan is transformed into the monstrous Clayface. | ||
| Batman: Gotham Knights #3 [2/2] (2000) While facing the armoured villain Mabuse, Batman gets his nose broken for the first time. | ||
| Martian Manhunter #22 (2000) Martian Manhunter comes to Gotham City in his guise as ‘Detective John Jones’ and meets Batman while investigating crooked cop Rupert Maggs. | ||
| ✔ | Batman and the Monster Men #1-6 (2006) Batman first encounters eccentric psychiatrist Hugo Strange who begins a series of bizarre experiments at Arkham Asylum, funded by Sal Marino. 1st appearance: Monster Men | DARK MOON RISING |
| ✔ | Batman: Turning Points #1 (2001) Jim Gordon’s wife leaves him, taking their son back to Chicago; Batman and Gordon’s relationship is further cemented. | |
| Batman: Gotham Knights #10 [2/2] (2000) Batman meets returned hero Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern. | ||
| ✔ | Batman and the Mad Monk #1-5 (2006-2007) Batman and the Mad Monk #6 (pp.1-19) (2007) Bruce Wayne meets new love interest, Julie Madison; the Mad Monk uses Julie as bait to trap the Batman. 1st appearance: Mad Monk/Niccolai Tepes, Julie Madison, Norman Madison, Dala Vadim | DARK MOON RISING |
| ✔ | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #11-15 (1990-1991) Hugo Strange gains an obsession with the idea of becoming Batman himself; Strange manipulates the Night-Scourge into hunting Batman and Catwoman. 1st appearance: Wilson Klass, Hugo Strange, the Batmobile |
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event / Crossover |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #2-5 (1989-1990) Bruce Wayne and Alfred Pennyworth explore the caverns under Wayne Manor; Batman discovers murderous the Cult of Chubula from Santa Prisca are active in Gotham City. | ||
| ✔ | Batman and the Mad Monk #6 (pp.20-22) (2007) Bruce Wayne chooses to ignore Julie Madison’s letter, in favour of following up on a grisly murder investigation with smiling corpses. | DARK MOON RISING |
| ✔ | Batman: The Man Who Laughs (pp.1-64) (2005) The psychotic Joker seeks revenge on the citizens of Gotham City for spurning him, leaving them nothing more than smiling corpses. | |
| ✔ | Batman Confidential #22-25 (2008-2009) The Joker escapes prison and proves just how deadly he is, causing further chaos in Gotham; Batman brings in the Riddler… | |
| ✔ | Batman: The Man Who Laughs (pp.65-66) (2005) Despite objections from the Mayor, Jim Gordon turns on the Bat-Signal for the first time. | |
| Batman: Journey into Knight #1-6 (2005-2006) The effects of the crimes he witnesses begin to turn Batman into the more cynical ‘Dark Knight’, starting when a deadly plague is unleashed on Gotham. | ||
| ✔ | Detective Comics Annual #8 (1995) The Riddler goes over his recent defeat at the hands of the Batman. | YEAR ONE |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #7 (1997) Batman investigates the history of the Balloon Buster, the son of the legendary Brian ‘Scalphunter’ Savage, when someone seeks out his missing treasure. | PULP HEROES | |
| ✔ | Solo #5 [7/7] (2005) Batman witnesses the murder of a boy’s parents which brings back painful memories. | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #6-10 (1990) When Mister Whisper returns to Gotham City on a revenge trip, Batman is drawn into his darkest case yet. | ||
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #192-196 (2005) Victor Fries’ efforts to save his wife from terminal cancer results him his body chemistry being altered and his obsessions taking over; Batman takes on Mister Freeze for the first time. Note: Jim Gordon is incorrectly referred to as ‘Chief Detective’ in this story; ‘Snow’ is not generally considered to be in-continuity. | ||
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #46-49 (1993) Batman and Catwoman join forces when the Catman attacks women on Gotham’s streets. Note: It’s likely that this story is now considered to be outside of continuity following the creation of a new origin for Catman years later. | ||
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #146-148 (2001) Batman tries to steer Bad Jordy away from a life of crime. | ||
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #102-104 (1998) Batman investigates a murder at a secluded lodge. | ||
| Batman: Tenses #1-2 (2003) Batman deals with a man who’s obsessed with the apocalypse. |
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event / Crossover |
| ✔ | Batman: Shadow of the Bat Annual #3 (1995) The criminal Poison Ivy gains an obsession with the Batman when he steps in when she unleashes suffocating spores into the city to hold it to ransom. | YEAR ONE |
| ✔ | Batman Annual #19 (1995) Another new killer hits Gotham’s streets when the Scarecrow starts scaring his victims to death. | YEAR ONE |
| ✔ | Batman/Catwoman: Trail of the Gun #1-2 (2004) Catwoman sets out to steal a gun that fires heat-seeking bullets; Batman makes Catwoman begin to question her role in Gotham. | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #107-108 (1988) Batman hunts a motorcycle-riding assassin. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #1 (pp.1-30) (1996) Harvey Dent makes an enemy of the Falcone crime family when he tries to shut them down; Batman interrupts Catwoman’s plans to rob the Falcones. 1st appearance: Alberto Falcone, Carla Falcone, Milos Grapa | |
| Batman: Journey into Knight #7-12 (2006) Bruce Wayne discovers corruption within Wayne Industries. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #1 (pp.31-32) (1996) Batman and Harvey Dent close in on the Falcones. | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #21 (1991) Batman tries to get drug-related crime off the Gotham streets and clashes with a gang known as the Bat-Men. Note: Leslie Thompkins is shown to be working in a hospital, despite setting up her clinic before Bruce Wayne become Batman. | ||
| Batman: War on Crime (1999) Bruce Wayne reflects on his time as Batman and targets corrupt real estate investor Randall Winters. | ||
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #172-176 (2003-2004) More copycat crime fighters take to the streets of Gotham in the form of the gang Rough Justice. | ||
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #22-23 (1991) Batman concludes his dispute with the Bat-Men. | ||
| Batman Chronicles #8 [3/3] (1997) Batman is chased by a robot T-Rex in Gotham’s attraction Dinosaur Island; Batman keeps the T-Rex in the Batcave as a souvenir. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #1 (p.33) (1996) Carmine Falcone continues to fight back against those trying to shut him down and anyone looking to betray him. | |
| ✔ | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #5 (pp.1-10) (1995) Dr Kirk Langstrom runs experiments using research into bats to improve his ailing hearing; Batman goes after the thieving Ridgerunners. | YEAR ONE |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #24-26 (1991-1992) An ex-Nazi scientist turns her son – injured cop Curtis Eismann – into the killer cyborg Marauder who successfully captures Batman. | ||
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #114 (1998) An investigation takes Batman to Chicago where he’s overpowers by Rhodes. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #5 (pp.11-40) (1995) Dr Kirk Langstrom’s experiments transform him into a Man-Bat; the creature discovers the location of the Batcave. | YEAR ONE |
| Secret Origins #39 [1/2] (1989) Kirk Langstrom recalls how he become the Man-Bat. 1st appearance: Francine Lee Note: This origin is largely superseded by Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #5. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #137-141 (2001) Hugo Strange returns, seeking revenge on the Batman using the Scarecrow and Catwoman as his pawns. | |
| ✔ | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1 (1993) Batman pursues the Scarecrow through the streets of Gotham City on Devil’s Night. |
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event / Crossover |
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #1 (pp.34-48) (1996) A gang war erupts on the streets of Gotham City and anyone looking to challenge the Falcone family are taken off the board; Catwoman looks to join forces with Batman; an attempt is made on Harvey Dent’s life. | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #83-84 (1996) Two rampaging super-soldiers pose problems for Batman. | ||
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #76-78 (1995) Bruce Wayne is left comatose after a car accident; in this state, Bruce/Batman encounters the Soul Eater. | ||
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #52-53 (1993) Batman gets on the wrong side of gangsters in Gotham’s Chinatown. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #2 (1997) An attempt is made on Harvey Dent’s life; Batman clashes with Solomon Grundy; the gang war continues. | |
| ✔ | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #65-68 (1994-1995) The Joker believes he’s killed Batman, briefly snapping him back to sanity. | |
| ✔ | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #32-34 (1992) A new vigilante, the Cavalier, joins the fight against the Gotham City underworld, but his deadly solutions bring him into conflict with Batman. 1st appearance: Cavalier/Hudson Pyle | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #79 (1996) Batman pursues the Chessmen at Christmas. | ||
| ✔ | Batman Confidential #1-6 (2007) Bruce Wayne first locks horns with Lex Luthor, battling his GI Robots as Batman. | |
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #3 (1997) Batman and Jim Gordon search for the Holiday killer; Joker causes mayhem on Christmas Eve, antagonizing both Carmine Falcone and Harvey Dent. | |
| Detective Comics #575-578 (1987) As ‘Year Two’ begins for Batman as new Police Commissioner, Jim Gordon, is critisised for openly working with Batman; the vigilante Reaper returns to Gotham, prompting Batman to ally himself with criminal Joe Chill to end his murderous approach to crime-fighting. 1st appearance: Rachel Caspian, The Reaper/Judson Caspian, Leslie Thompkins NOTE: Elements of Batman’s history are reset during the ZERO HOUR, including some elements that render ‘Year Two’ void; parts of ‘The Long Halloween’ also contradict ‘Year Two’, but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth reading. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #4 (1997) Batman catches up with Joker on New Year’s Day as the holiday-themed killings continue. | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #58 (1994) The CIA question Captain Jim Gordon’s apparent loyalty to the Batman when they investigate an assassination attempt. |
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event / Crossover |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #44-45 (1995) Jim Gordon and Batman face police brutality within the GCPD. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #64 (1994) Batman chases a junkie into the warped Terminus Hotel. | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #156-158 (2002) A metahuman who can see through the eyes of animals, becomes a witness to the production of snuff films in Gotham City; Blink assists Batman in confronting the criminal filmmakers. 1st appearance: Blink/Lee Hyland | ||
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #169 (pp.1-3) (2003) Batman takes down a group of carjackers. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #5-6 (1997) As the hunt for Holiday continues, Batman clashes with Poison Ivy and the Riddler, while Sofia Falcone Gigante joins in the gang war. 1st appearance: Sofia Falcone Gigante | |
| Batman: Black & White #3 [3/5] (1996) Mobsters are brought low by Batman when they try to rob a mansion. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #7 (1997) The Falcone’s coerce the Riddler into helping them crack Holiday’s true identity. | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #80-82 (1996) The FBI and the Batman race to stop the serial killer Circuit Rider hits Gotham. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #8-9 (1997) Batman comes to rely on Calendar Man for advice on the Holiday murders; Bruce Wayne finds himself on the wrong side of the law; Batman and Catwoman’s relationship becomes strained; Holiday strikes again; | |
| Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #169 (pp.4-22) (2003) Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #170-171 (2003) Metahuman Frank Sharp attracts the Batman’s attention when he tries to take the Penguin’s club, the Bird’s Nest. | ||
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #10 (1997) Harvey Dent becomes more and more obsessed with his pursuit of Carmine Falcone. Bruce Wayne gives into Selina Kyle’s advances. | |
| ✔ | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #5 (pp.41-56) (1995) Francine Lee helps Batman overcome the Man-Bat. | YEAR ONE |
| ✔ | Batman: The Long Halloween #11-13 (1997) / Two-Face: Year One #1 (2008) Sal Maroni changes the course of Harvey Dent’s life as he becomes Two-Face; the true identity of Holiday is revealed; Carmine Falcone’s fate is decided. Note: Two-Face: Year one isn’t required reading – the events of Long Halloween are mirrored in the first issue. |
The story of Batman then continues on in…
Notable collected editions featuring the Batman Year One To The Long Halloween…
| Collected Edition Title | Includes… |
| Absolute Batman: Year One | Batman #404-407 |
| Batman: Year One | Batman #404-407 |
| Batman: Year One – The Deluxe Edition | Batman #404-407 |
| Legends of the Dark Knight: Matt Wagner | Batman (2016) #54 Batman & the Monster Men #1-6 Batman and the Mad Monk #1-6 Batman: Black and White #3 [part] Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #28-30 Batman: Riddler (1995) |
| Batman & the Monster Men | Batman and the Monster Men #1-6 |
| Batman: Turning Points | Batman: Turning Points #1-5 |
| Batman and the Mad Monk | Batman and the Mad Monk #1-6 |
| Batman: Prey | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #11-15, 137-141 |
| Batman: The Man Who Laughs – The Deluxe Edition | Batman: The Man Who Laughs Detective Comics #784-786 |
| Batman: Dead to Rights | Batman Confidential #22-25, 29-30 |
| Solo – The Deluxe Edition | Solo #1-12 |
| Collected Edition Title | Includes… |
| Batman/Catwoman: 100-Page Spectacular | Batman/Catwoman: Trail of the Gun #1-2 |
| Batman by Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale Omnibus | Batman: Dark Victory #0, 1-13 Batman: Ghosts – A Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1 Batman: Madness – A Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1 Batman: The Long Halloween #1-13 Catwoman: When in Rome (2004) #1-6 Superman/Batman Secret Files & Origins 2003 (2003) #1 [part] |
| Absolute Batman: The Long Halloween | Batman: The Long Halloween #1-13 |
| Batman Noir: The Long Halloween | Batman: The Long Halloween #1-13 |
| Batman: The Long Halloween | Batman: The Long Halloween #1-13 |
| Batman: The Long Halloween – The Deluxe Edition | Batman: The Long Halloween #1-13 |
| Absolute Batman: Haunted Knight | Batman: Ghosts – A Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1 Batman: Madness – A Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1 |
| Batman: Haunted Knight | Batman: Ghosts – A Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1 Batman: Madness – A Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #1 |
| Batman: Going Sane | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #65-68, 200 |
| Batman: Collected Legends of the Dark Knight | Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #32-34, 38, 42-43 |
| Batman: Rules of Engagement | Batman Confidential #1-6 |
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