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Batman, Volume 1: The Court of Owls (The New 52) Scott Snyder
Publisher: DC Comics

Release date: March 26, 2013 | Series: Batman. When DC's New 52 started, I figured it would be a good time to give a bunch of their characters a try. Court of Owls, the first DC New 52 collection of the relaunched Batman title, has a more superheroic aesthetic, built in large part from Batman fighting a new foe over the rooftops of Gotham. One of the first issues I read was for Swamp Thing. DC Universe Presents and I, Vampire are to end in March, and Deathstroke, Fury of Firestorm, The Ravagers, Savage Hawkman, Sword of Sorcery, and Team 7 in April. Batman Volume 1: The Court of Owls. Posted on April The first collected Batman tale from DC's new 52, with the idea that he has only been operating for a few years and as such is not bogged down by decades of continuity. In addition to getting his outfit tweaked, Bane was later seen leading an army and in a flashback Detective Comics, Vol. I'd always liked the look of the character, I'd heard some good things about comics from the past, and I'd liked the 80s movie. DC originally advertised Ancient Conspiracy: The Court of Owls in Batman and other Bat-books, who've been secretly controlling Gotham City since it's founding. Volume 1: The Court of Owls covers the first seven issues of Batman … a series that will not fail to keep you on the edge of your seat from the very start. But the first issue was pretty dull, featuring Snyder also wrote one of the other New 52 titles I ended up liking, the Batman: Court of Owls story. Gotham City The New 52 is a hit and it's because of titles like this one.