Batman
Batman and Robin
Batman: Eternal
Arkham Manor
Batgirl
Batman
Batman and Robin
Batman Eternal
Batman / Superman
Batwoman
Catwoman
Detective Comics
Gotham Academy
Gotham by Midnight
Grayson
Harley Quinn
Red Hood and the Outlaws
Batman
Batman and Robin
Batman: Eternal
Start: Batman, Batgirl, Batwoman, Catwoman
End: Batgirl, Batman Eternal, Batman & Robin, Batwoman, Catwoman, Detective Comics, Grayson
I dropped BG after the first arc and up until #35 and I dropped CW when Nocenti came on up until the new team. I dropped Batman after Zero Year. Batwoman is (was) the last one standing from September 2011, so I guess that one wins. Voted for all three.
Batgirl - ...BOP - Batman - 'Tec - Nightwing - Supergirl - Titans - Wonder Woman
My two favorites are by far Grayson and Gotham Academy. Both have a fresh flare and likeable characters. Close to them is Catwoman and Batman & Robin has gotten my interest again since Damian is back.
I tried Batgirl for a while but never really got into it, tried it again after the artist change but I guess I just liked the Oracle identity too much for me to feel comfortable with her just yet.
Red Hood and the Outlaws had amazing art and an interesting story line but after a while it lost my attention.
After buying a silly number of NewDC #1s I stayed with Batman, Detective, Batgirl and Batman/Superman (which I'd been following pre52) together with Justice League and Catwoman.
About 1/2 into NewDC I stopped JL and Catwoman, making sure to do so if I wanted to restart I can go the tpb route without needing to pick up any missing issues.
And right now I'm still with those original 4 series, having not taken up any new series (I'm getting Batman Eternal but with it being a limited series I'm not counting it). Having followed them for so darn long I can't imagine anything that would make me stop - DC comics must love people like me.
With DC tpb everything now I can't imagine taking up any new series, however good. I'm a big Batman fan so (fingers crossed) anything important Batman-cannon-wise will take place in Batman and/or Detective, so I won't miss out on anything important. (the Death of Damien is an obvious exception, but I was never a fan so didn't mind missing out on that one - though did just eBay the he-croaked-it issue of Batman INC just to file it before all those Requiem issues in my collection. So while I might tpb some recent series, Gotham Academy and Arkham Manor (that's a defn maybe) I won't be following weekly anything - don't see the point. - DC comics must hate people like me.
Of course, if a Spoiler series comes out I'll be jumping on that like a hungry gibbon, love that gal. - btw: if she snuffed it in Batman Eternal please don't tell me, I've still got to catch up on my Eternal issues (around 20 I think ), and spoilers suck.
Started with
Batman
Batman and Robin
Batwoman till the creative team changed
Nightwing off and on.
Batgirl for first 10 issues or so
Batman/Superman issues 1 to 4
Now I read
Batman
Batman & Robin
Batman Eternal
Grayson
Batgirl
Gotham Academy
Gotham by Midnight
Will probably pick up the trades of Manapul's Detective run and the new Catwoman.
All in all, a much stronger lineup now imo
Same with Supes.
The only ones I didn't drop at some point were INC and Eternal.
Well, at present Grayson looks like the clear favorite (40 votes), with Batman in second (31 votes) and Batman Eternal in third (24 votes).
Batwoman has the least votes (just four so far), followed by Batman / Superman and Red Hood and the Outlaws (seven votes each). Of those three, Batwoman ends with this week's Annual; Red Hood and the Outlaws is being replaced by Red Hood / Arsenal (with Starfire leaving for her own title), and Batman / Superman will be continuing in June.
I had been reading all of them at one point but as of March I'm down to just Batman, Batman and Robin and Batman Eternal.
As of today however, I'm down to just Batman.
My Top 5 Comic Books I am reading are:
1. Velvet
2. Black Magick
3. Kill or Be Killed
4. Lazarus
5. The Fix
Glad to see Grayson doing well. It is a favorite of mine, but I didn't vote for it because it doesn't really, really, feel like a New 52 book. It, and books like the New Batgirl and Gotham Academy, I see more as a preview of things to come in the post New 52 landscape.
Yes, Hoy, it's obviously a New 52 book, as are the others in the poll...
Key words it my above post are "I" and "feel".
Currently active comic book collection here.