


Batman (The New 52)
3 books
Here are 3 books from the Batman (The New 52) series by Scott Snyder. Start with Batman, Volume 1: The Court of Owls (2012), then read the rest in the order below.
Books in order

Batman, Volume 1: The Court of Owls
Scott Snyder
A shadowy cabal known as the Court of Owls has secretly controlled Gotham for centuries, and now they've set their sights on Batman. As the Dark Knight uncovers their ancient conspiracy, he finds himself facing a terrifying new enemy who knows his every move and plans to dismantle his legacy. This gripping saga explores the very foundations of Gotham's history and Batman's place within it, pushing him to his limits in a battle for the city's soul. Scott Snyder masterfully crafts a dark, intricate mystery that redefines the Batman mythos.

Batman, Volume 2: The City of Owls
Scott Snyder
Beneath the surface of Gotham City lies a secret society that has manipulated events for centuries: the Court of Owls. When this ancient cabal targets Batman, the Dark Knight finds himself in a desperate struggle for survival against an enemy with deep roots and unknown motives. As the Court's influence threatens to consume the city, Batman must uncover their secrets and confront their power before Gotham falls completely under their control. This gripping saga delves into the very foundations of Gotham's history and Batman's place within it, exploring themes of legacy, corruption, and the true meaning of justice.

Batman Vol. 4: Zero Year - Secret City
Scott Snyder
Before Gotham City knew him as Batman, Bruce Wayne vanished from public life and returned as a mysterious, untested vigilante determined to confront the city’s corruption. As he experiments with disguises, technology, and tactics, he crosses paths with emerging threats including the Riddler and the enigmatic Red Hood. Set against a Gotham on the brink of transformation, this origin story explores the making of a legend, the cost of obsession, and the uneasy line between justice and vengeance. Collecting issues #21–24, the volume presents a bold, modern reimagining of Batman’s earliest days.