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Discover the DC Universe

From the alleys of Gotham to the edge of the Multiverse, DC Comics is packed with timeless icons, cosmic sagas, and gritty storytelling.

This is your complete beginner-friendly guide to reading DC comics—organized by hero, event, and experience level.

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Explore DC’s Iconic Heroes

Click a character to dive into their full reading guide:

  • Batman
  • Superman
  • Wonder Woman
  • The Flash
  • Green Lantern
  • Justice League
  • ➕ Browse All DC Characters

Each character hub includes:
✔️ Where to start reading
✔️ Full reading order
✔️ Best stories and runs
✔️ Event tie-ins

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New to DC Comics?

We help you skip the confusion and get straight to the best entry points:

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DC Crisis Events & Major Sagas

DC is famous (and infamous) for its cosmic reboots and crisis events. We make them simple to follow:

  • Crisis on Infinite Earths Explained
  • Final Crisis, Infinite Crisis, Zero Hour
  • How Reboots Work in DC
  • DC’s Timeline Explained

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DC 101: Resources for New Readers

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Still Can’t Pick?

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FAQs

What’s the best way to start reading DC Comics?

Start with character-specific beginner guides like Batman or Superman, then explore major events such as Crisis on Infinite Earths. We break it all down step-by-step.

Do I need to read DC Comics in order?

Not always. Many great DC stories are standalone. But for continuity fans, we offer chronological reading orders by character and event.

What are the most important DC comic events?

Major events include Crisis on Infinite Earths, Infinite Crisis, Final Crisis, and Dark Nights: Metal. These reshape the DC timeline and continuity.

Who are the best DC characters to start with?

Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and The Flash are beginner-friendly thanks to clear origin arcs and iconic runs.

Are DC Comics connected like the movies?

Yes, but the comics came first. DC continuity is vast, with many reboots and timelines. Our guides explain how it all fits together.

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