Hey, hoping to read it all in chronological order with what is provided on this app. Is there a way I can find an order or arrange that order? I’ll realistically skip issues I don’t care for but still I’d like to check them all out.
Alternative order that cover the essentials would be nice too but prefer the above.
Thanks for the replies. I’m fine with it being boring. I’ll probabky skip it when that happens. I was hoping to have a checklist of essentials issues to make sure I don’t skip anything big.
I almost want to study it more academically and see how the comics changed over time.
So I tried it out but it is just by the date of the first issue not every issue… So you would basically need to open each golden era series and read the date on the title. They should really have a way to sort by publication date, shouldn’t be too hard… A checklist of every read comics would be nice too
I know you stated you wanted a way in the app, but I would suggest a website called Mikes Amazing World of Comics. Go to newsstand, and you can select a publisher, a year and sort by publication date. Obviously, the app might not have every issue listed. You can then simply make a list of the comics and issue #s, and then search for the individual issues with the DC Universe search. Not the easiest, but I imagine if you are a completionist, you don’t mind making up a list every so often.
DCU Guide has chronologies for a lot of characters! I have been working on a chronology of Modern Age DC comics using the site, and it has been really helpful, especially with cross-referencing the timelines of different characters who pop up in multiple stories. DCU Guide sometimes misses stories that go back and add/retcon/embelish events that happened earlier in a character’s timeline, though.
therealbatmanchronologyproject . com takes all these stories into account for Batman, and the guides suggested by others should help fill in other blank spaces.
This is the single biggest fault in DCUniverse Infinite.
Did no one think to hire an archivist or librarian of some sort?
They would have mentioned very early on that this is not how people search for comics.
Is there no way to fix this? Or is it even considered a problem that I can’t see what issues were available on a certain date(s)?
This is basic database management. I can’t believe no one caught it, and am even further flabbergasted that it hasn’t been addressed.