#Also I've heard good things about locke & key if you like psychological weird graphic novels

[basedtater]

I know Batman is dc so my dc recommendation of the day is going to be Arrowfam, starting with green arrow comics. I can't remember specifics off the top of my head but @hawkzeyes is my go to for good arrow comic recs. I'm more of a marvel fan boy though so!!! (Cough, mostly Hawkeye, cough)

My all time favorite comics run is the new avengers 2005 starting with issue #26, great jumping point into the series. It's very fun. Set post civil war, it's messy and fun with a bunch of optional tie ins. Second favorite is Fear Itself. They both require either a little context though or the ability to just go with the flow. I'm happy to fully infodump about either for how to get into them in dms.

The most popular comics I've read and loved in which you don't need really any backstory for are: Hawkeye 2012 (Fraction) and Moon Knight 2016 (Lemire). Great stand alone comics and pretty easy to find because of how popular they are.

The captain america comic that brings Bucky back to life (by the based Brubaker) aka Captain America 2005 was fantastic also. I don't remember if that ones easy to just jump into or not though, but I don't remember having any problems.

1983 Hawkeye is. Very difficult to get copies of. But if you like older comics that and West Coast Avengers are great reads.

Ok this is long I'm going to stop now lmao

Any of you folks out there into comic books/graphic novels (dumb question I know, some of you have to be). I've never really thought I'd be into them but a friend of mine recently recommended The Batman Who Laughs and it's hooking me so far. Any good places for a complete newbie to start? Thanks in advance. <3