Post by facemeat on Mar 9, 2012 20:50:48 GMT -5
I've always enjoyed super heroes in movies and TV shows, and while I've read some comics, the entire medium has seemed intimidating to me. I'm the kind of guy who likes to start from the beginning with every piece of fiction I view/read, and that's incredibly hard to do with comics.
But, with the DC reboot, I think it might be time to start. I'm thinking about buying all the back-issues for the New 52 Action Comics, Detective Comics, and possibly JLA, and then getting subscriptions. But, then you have New 52 versions of Superman and Batman, and then even more spin-offs from there. So, my question is; do you need to read Action Comics, Superman, Supergirl, and Superboy, or Detective Comics and the ridiculous amount of Batman spin-offs, etc., to get the full picture, or would I be fine with just going with the "main" lines?
But, with the DC reboot, I think it might be time to start. I'm thinking about buying all the back-issues for the New 52 Action Comics, Detective Comics, and possibly JLA, and then getting subscriptions. But, then you have New 52 versions of Superman and Batman, and then even more spin-offs from there. So, my question is; do you need to read Action Comics, Superman, Supergirl, and Superboy, or Detective Comics and the ridiculous amount of Batman spin-offs, etc., to get the full picture, or would I be fine with just going with the "main" lines?
I dont know good luck 
