I'm sad that I only started to get interested in reading comics now. So much has happened that you don't even know where to start. If there is a manual, I couldn't find it
There's no manual for getting into long form comics like this, unfortunately. Personally, I picked a character and just read their stuff - Tim. I just started with his Robin series and went from there, branched out to Young Justice and Teen Titans and the like. I might recommend starting with trades, because they'll package whole storylines together and you won't have to go hunting for random comic books from disperate comics to finish plotlines. There's also nothing wrong with utilizing the wiki to get the gist of some things, but if there's a plotpoint you read there you're interested in, I'd recommend finding the storyline its from and giving it a read yourself to get a full picture of it. Focus on the parts that interest you.
If you go to a bookstore rather than a comic store, they are more likely to have the comic books gathered in one volume for a single arc, and they often have sources for their outside references, sometimes they even have suggestions for related books. Really there is no right or wrong place to start reading, I agree with starting on a single character, just find one that looks interesting. Also sometimes you can sign up for a digital collection? Which isn't the same as physical copies, but can be a good starting point.
@@cosmicriptid Hi! Thanks again for your advice. Decided to start reading stories about Tim starting with Batman comics from the 90s. Honestly, I'm from Ru and we only have Marvel comics in bookstores. From DC it is very difficult to find something. And it's so annoying! Strongly annoying! And it's also annoying that some of the electronic versions of the comics are not translated, but you can live with this, because there is a Google translator.
This is a hot take: but I think Tim and Conner as Platonic Soulmates, I ship Tim with Stephanie and Kon with Cassandra (Cain), but these two have probably had the biggest effect on each other’s lives along with Bart, TimKonBart is one of if not the best Dc Bromance
Robins Tim we can have some good weekend and dinner tomorrow good night for tomorrow and night so much for the next u you guys too too or just have to keep the eye killer and j and Get and we can get
Robins Jason told Robins. Tim. Have you heard something about this new guy on the news about black lives going on and making people think about him in his: the guy who was killed and then found himself family. Bat man. Stephanie brown. I’m sorry. The last thing we wanted is a bad video from you to the rest done for the day so you didn’t need it for the day but by ghost and the next time I get bat man spoilers. Robins Stephanie brown
I miss TimKon. Great vid! 🎉
My emotions...
I'm sad that I only started to get interested in reading comics now. So much has happened that you don't even know where to start. If there is a manual, I couldn't find it
There's no manual for getting into long form comics like this, unfortunately. Personally, I picked a character and just read their stuff - Tim. I just started with his Robin series and went from there, branched out to Young Justice and Teen Titans and the like.
I might recommend starting with trades, because they'll package whole storylines together and you won't have to go hunting for random comic books from disperate comics to finish plotlines. There's also nothing wrong with utilizing the wiki to get the gist of some things, but if there's a plotpoint you read there you're interested in, I'd recommend finding the storyline its from and giving it a read yourself to get a full picture of it. Focus on the parts that interest you.
@@bionicmagi6388 Thank you very much for the advice. I will definitely use it. Thank you again very much.
If you go to a bookstore rather than a comic store, they are more likely to have the comic books gathered in one volume for a single arc, and they often have sources for their outside references, sometimes they even have suggestions for related books. Really there is no right or wrong place to start reading, I agree with starting on a single character, just find one that looks interesting. Also sometimes you can sign up for a digital collection? Which isn't the same as physical copies, but can be a good starting point.
@@cosmicriptid Hi! Thanks again for your advice. Decided to start reading stories about Tim starting with Batman comics from the 90s. Honestly, I'm from Ru and we only have Marvel comics in bookstores. From DC it is very difficult to find something. And it's so annoying! Strongly annoying! And it's also annoying that some of the electronic versions of the comics are not translated, but you can live with this, because there is a Google translator.
Nobody likes Bernard, everyone loves Conner
Nothing against Bernard, he just gets in the way of my ship
@@cosmicriptid He's boring and more bottom than Tim
@Siiiiigh That couple is a total fail
@Siiiiigh Bernard and Jay together
This is a hot take: but I think Tim and Conner as Platonic Soulmates, I ship Tim with Stephanie and Kon with Cassandra (Cain), but these two have probably had the biggest effect on each other’s lives along with Bart, TimKonBart is one of if not the best Dc Bromance
2:39 2:54 what issue is this from?
Young Justice (2019) #5, in a flashback during the gemworld arc.
@@bionicmagi6388 thanks
🥺❤️❤️❤️
Robins Tim we can have some good weekend and dinner tomorrow good night for tomorrow and night so much for the next u you guys too too or just have to keep the eye killer and j and Get and we can get
?
Robins Jason told Robins. Tim. Have you heard something about this new guy on the news about black lives going on and making people think about him in his: the guy who was killed and then found himself family. Bat man. Stephanie brown. I’m sorry. The last thing we wanted is a bad video from you to the rest done for the day so you didn’t need it for the day but by ghost and the next time I get bat man spoilers. Robins Stephanie brown