JustSaucy

This post is a bit late. They've been rolling these out for a few weeks now. Some of the posters are already sold out and can't be found on the website today. If you're interested, know that they're hand number limited prints. I bought the Night of Owls Batman poster that was mentioned by @Mucklefluga. It has the labyrinth behind a very broken, bloody Capullo Batman. Below him it says "I WILL FIND YOU!"

I actually lucked out on my order. They sent me a "Choose Your Ride" poster (#23 of 125) by mistake. I called them and they told me to keep it as compensation for the mistake. I received my replacement a few days later -- it's was #88 of 100. This was about a week later after my original order, so I imagine the last 22 sold out a while ago.

Both are great posters. Good quality prints on heavy stock. Both had some minor dents on one side from not being pushed in far enough before the poster tube's cap was pushed in. No rips, though, and the dents didn't leave any serious or noticeable damage.

@Duke_Nasty said:

@JustSaucy: Sorry I just have strong feelings against him. You have a different opinion.

I was being reactionary. My bad for being an ass.

No worries. I don't take that sort of thing personally. Plus, Damian can be a whiny, entitled brat.

@Hostile said:

I started within this year myself. I loved the cartoons as a kid and I've always been a superhero fan but I never had the money or wanted it badly enough to read comics until recently thanks to ComiXology's siren call, the Young Justice cartoon and all the superhero movies. I'm still stuck on DC and haven't branched out to Marvel comics yet but I'll get there. The Bat Family stuff is taking up most of my time. I do find some of the Grant Morrison stuff hard to read though. I don't believe I've gotten into any Scott Snyder comics and I'm really hoping it's easier to read than Morrison stuff. Current favorite is Stephanie Brown Batgirl and it really sucks the TPBs aren't in-stock on Amazon.

Morrison's stories assume you're paying attention and either know a lot about Batman and Gotham already or are wiling to figure it out. On top of that, his stories can get wild. That pay-off, though, was worth it. You may like Snyder a lot more than Morrison. Snyder's The Black Mirror and Night of Owls are outstanding.

@InnerVenom123 said:

@Duke_Nasty said:

lol You have Damian as your avatar. You've failed your journey.

Why is that a failure?

Some people hate Damian and I can understand why. I think he's a fun character. The Dick Grayson/Damian Wayne duo has interesting chemistry that's just enjoyable to read. At the very least, in the frame I took the avatar from, Damian introduces Bat-Cow. If you're reading Batman, Inc., then you knew something goofy was going to happen at some point and Bat-Cow made you laugh. So, Damian gives you at least one good chuckle.

@Glitch_Spawn said:

@CrimsonCake said:

To dive-in blind is to invite destruction and confusion.

I know that feeling...

May I introduce you to trade paperbacks? :D

Just remember, no matter what you're reading. Don't read it just because you want to catch up. Read it because you want to and soak it in!

Everything isn't available in a digital version, so I have been picking up TPBs. I don't have a lot of space for books, so I pick and choose. I prefer to support the local shop I frequent, so I have to wait for them to order copies in for me. It helps to slow thing down. The problem isn't so much feeling like I need to catch-up with anything as it is feeling like I have so much I want to read. It's hard to pick just one to read for a weekend!