Tons of Popular Batman Comics Are Included in the Early Prime Day Kindle Unlimited Deal
Prime Day comes early for Batman fans.
Prime Day 2025 is officially set to run from July 8 through July 11, but there are already a handful of early deals and promotions you can take advantage of now. Kindle Unlimited is one such promotion, and you can get three months free and start reading thousands of books and graphic novels. The service has a massive collection of Batman comics and graphic novels you can read, from modern masterpieces to timeless classics. If you're not interested in using Amazon, there are a couple of other ways to read free Batman comics online, but this deal is the best option right now. Be aware, this promotion is offered only to Amazon Prime members and if you do not already have a subscription or have used a free Kindle Unlimited trial in the past.
Be sure to also check out the six PC games Amazon is offering Prime members as another early Prime Day promotion.
Get 3 Months of Kindle Unlimited For Free
If you're unfamiliar, Kindle Unlimited is a subscription service from Amazon that offers literally millions of different books, comics, magazines, audiobooks, and more. You can access all of your downloads on a Kindle device, or through the Kindle app on your phone, reading tablet, or desktop. This is also one of the best ways to gain access to tons of audiobooks to experience stories you may not have the time to sit down and read, perfect for long commutes or car rides, similar to Audible.
The Best Batman Comics on Kindle Unlimited
The entire catalogue of available Batman comics on Kindle Unlimited is vast, but I've collected some of the best (and a few of my personal recommendations). I've spoken ad nauseum about Batman: Hush and the Long Halloween, which are some of the best contemporary detective and supervillain stories in the history of the character. Then there's Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's New 52 run on Batman, which introduced the iconic and mysterious Court of Owls, which is easily another contender for one of the best runs of all time. Oddly enough, Alan Moore's Batman: The Killing Joke is not available on Kindle Unlimited.
Then I'd highly recommend Riddler: Year One. Paul Dano played the Riddler in Matt Reeve's The Batman to much acclaim, and this comic penned by the actor explores the backstory and deeper motivations of this gritty take on the usually campy supervillain.
Batman: Death in the Family is also iconic, as back when it was published DC asked fans to vote and the fate of the second Robin, Jason Todd: Does he live or die? It's common knowledge now, but fans voted to kill the youngster, but this is comics: nobody stays dead. Death in the Family is a good starting point to really explore Batman's relationship with the extended Bat-family and see the origin of Red Hood, who Jason would later become.
These are just a drop in the larger puddle of what Batman comics are available, but are required reading for any Bat-fan. Kindle Unlimited is also a great service for other types of reading, including a pretty vast library of LitRPG books.
Myles Obenza is a freelance writer for IGN. Follow him on Bluesky @mylesobenza.bsky.social.
