Benjamin Percy Books in Order

This early story collection is full of rough country, strained families, and men trying to prove something they barely understand themselves. The Pacific Northwest atmosphere is already strong.

A fierce collection about fathers gone to war, boys left behind, and the pressure to become hard before your time. Percy writes small-town Oregon with grit, ache, and real momentum.

A father, son, and grandson head into the Oregon wilderness for one last hunting trip before the land is developed. Old resentments, a hostile landscape, and a dangerous bear make the weekend spiral fast.

Batman returns to Gotham only to face Penguin's schemes and the grotesque threat of Dollmaker. This opening volume pushes the city toward horror fast.

Penguin's empire is challenged by a far more ruthless rival, and Batman gets caught in the fallout. Gotham's underworld turns into a vicious power struggle.

Werewolves live among humans under heavy control, until one brutal attack shatters the balance. Following several lives at once, Percy turns monster fiction into a tense story about fear, power, and revolt.

Gotham's fear problem gets worse as Batman tackles new toxins, old trauma, and another round of escalating villainy. The city feels jumpy, sick, and ready to break.

Gotham suddenly looks perfect, which is exactly why Batman knows something is wrong. The bright surface hides a nightmare, and the truth will cost him.

A deadly enemy whose origin mirrors Bruce Wayne's comes after Batman and Gordon. The story works best as a dark reflection of what Batman might have become.

In a near-future Western town that lives by its own rules, an outsider arrives to investigate a killing. The deeper he digs, the more dangerous the closed community becomes.

Batman investigates a deadly new threat that drags him through another unstable stretch of Gotham. The case mixes aerial danger, obsession, and the city's usual talent for making things worse.

Oliver Queen gets pulled into a larger conflict over legacy, power, and the forces circling his family line. It is a Green Arrow story with bigger mythic stakes than usual.

After plague and nuclear ruin, a fortified St. Louis clings to life behind its walls. Then a small band heads west through a savage America in a post-apocalyptic riff on Lewis and Clark.

Anarky pushes Gotham toward chaos while Batman races to stop a series of escalating threats. It is a restless volume built around civic anger and collapsing order.

With Bruce Wayne sidelined, Jim Gordon takes over the Batman role under intense public scrutiny. Gotham's new protector faces bigger threats and a city not sure what to make of him.

Commissioner Gordon's time as Batman hits another breaking point as enemies close in from every side. Gotham's war on crime becomes a war on Gordon himself.

A spreading crisis turns Seattle into a pressure cooker, and Green Arrow is forced into damage-control mode. The arc keeps the series political, urgent, and personal.

Back in Seattle, Green Arrow has to protect both the city and Emiko while facing eerie new threats in the sky. Percy mixes street-level heroics with urban-legend dread.

Percy breaks down suspense, momentum, and the nuts and bolts of storytelling in a lively essay collection on craft. It is smart, practical, and especially useful for writers who want their fiction to move.

Damian Wayne assembles a new Teen Titans team and immediately makes himself everyone's problem. Raven, Beast Boy, Starfire, and Kid Flash are not sure they want his leadership, but the threats are real.

Oliver's public life and vigilante life both come under attack as enemies work to ruin his name. He has to fight back with fewer advantages than usual.

Stranded, hunted, and cut off from easy rescue, Oliver has to survive the hard way. The island setting strips Green Arrow back to his stubborn core.

In Portland, several damaged lives begin to intersect around the hidden reaches of the internet. What starts as tech paranoia turns into a demonic nightmare with the whole city in the crosshairs.

Oliver returns to the city and runs straight into human trafficking, class tension, and Black Canary. It is a sharp reset that reminds you Green Arrow works best close to the street.

Green Arrow and Arsenal reconnect as secrets inside Oliver's company and city come home to roost. It is part reunion story, part takedown of entrenched corruption.

Deathstroke targets Kid Flash, and the Teen Titans and Titans are forced into a messy alliance. The result is a fast crossover full of family tension, bad decisions, and time-bending consequences.

This short Green Arrow story zeroes in on justice, public anger, and the thin line between civic duty and vigilantism. Oliver has to decide who gets to claim the mask.

Oliver keeps his attention on the people getting crushed by bigger systems. This volume stays close to the ground, where Green Arrow's politics and heroics matter most.

In rural Alaska, two investigators look into grisly killings and a missing cult figure, only to find Wolverine at the center of the mystery. It plays like a noir thriller with claws.

As the Dark Multiverse tears into the DC Universe, scattered heroes scramble to survive and regroup. This tie-in volume shows the ground-level panic and resistance inside the larger Metal event.

Kid Flash's return shakes up the team's chemistry just when they need unity most. Damian has to manage more than villains if he wants the Titans to hold together.

The team meets a new ally in Jackson Hyde, but his arrival brings Black Manta trouble with it. Legacy, trust, and identity all take a bigger role here.

Oliver is forced to defend more than his actions as old enemies and public pressure close in. The story asks what vigilante justice looks like when the city itself puts you on trial.

These stories blend horror, crime, and the uncanny, often in woods and small towns where something feels badly off. It is a dark, sharp collection with a steady sense of menace.

Nightwing takes on a slick new vision for Bludhaven, one built on surveillance, control, and a dangerous idea of progress. Dick Grayson has to fight both a villain and a city's reinvention.

A grim stretch of desert road becomes the center of a violent, supernatural nightmare. Percy blends road noir and horror as desperate people learn that the highway has teeth.

Krakoa gives Logan a home worth defending, but old enemies and new conspiracies quickly test that peace. Omega Red, Dracula, and the Flower Cartel all make trouble in the opening arc.

Krakoa needs a dirty-work team, and X-Force becomes exactly that. A devastating opening attack sends Wolverine, Domino, Beast, Jean Grey, and the others into retaliation mode.

Domino's luck turns poisonous while X-Force uncovers deeper threats tied to Xeno and Russia. The team gets stretched thin, and the costs keep rising.

This anthology volume shows Krakoa dealing with the fallout of X of Swords across several titles. Percy-related chapters add black-ops tension, Omega Red trouble, and a dark discovery at sea.

Krakoa's expanding world keeps getting more unstable in this multi-title collection. Secret missions, political strain, and mutant power plays all push the era forward.

Another packed Krakoa-era sampler, this volume gathers chapters where alliances shift and hidden agendas keep surfacing. It works best if you like the X-line as one big moving puzzle.

The anthology format keeps the pressure on as several X-books deal with fallout, espionage, and unstable loyalties. Percy material adds the sharpest edge to the mix.

A comet scatters a bizarre new metal across northern Minnesota, setting off a ruthless modern gold rush. As corporations, cults, and scavengers descend, one family gets trapped at the center of a dangerous new world.

Bodies are dropping, old Team X ties resurface, and Wolverine heads into Madripoor to untangle the mess. Then the book swerves into a brutal clash with Dracula.

Omega Red's secrets, Quentin Quire's instability, and a dark discovery beneath the sea push the team into uglier territory. Even Krakoa starts to feel less trustworthy.

Krakoa and Arakko settle an ancient conflict through a bizarre tournament of sword-bearers in Otherworld. It is a huge X-Men crossover full of prophecy, pageantry, and mutant politics.

The nightmare deepens as the survivors push farther into the mystery behind the cursed road. Volume two widens the danger and keeps the pressure high.

Krakoa looks powerful on the surface, but this volume keeps exposing the cracks. Expect more interlocking chapters, covert trouble, and the sense that every victory is temporary.

The stakes keep building as Krakoa's enemies adapt and its internal problems deepen. Like the other Reign of X volumes, it rewards readers who enjoy the wider mutant tapestry.

This collection continues the Krakoa era's overlapping storylines, pulling together key chapters from across the line. The mood is tense, strategic, and always one step from eruption.

A sudden flash in the New Mexico night leaves a town rattled and families desperate for answers. As disappearances and eerie sightings spread, the mystery starts to look bigger, stranger, and far less human than anyone wants to admit.

A missing sword and the manipulations of Solem pull Logan into another dangerous chase. Percy balances pirate chaos, spy trouble, and one more reminder that Krakoa is never truly secure.

Deadpool wants Krakoan citizenship, Wolverine wants peace and quiet, and neither of them gets what they want. The team-up is loud, messy, and more important than Logan first thinks.

Beast's schemes begin to sprout consequences that the team can no longer contain. Invasions, biological manipulation, and pressure on Colossus drive the story forward.

Cerebrax emerges as a terrifying mind-hungry threat with access to mutant power on a huge scale. X-Force has to fight smarter, harder, and very fast.

Colton Ward robs robbers for a living, until the FBI corners him and forces him into a dangerous sting. To survive a violent gang and his handlers, he will have to outplay everyone in the room.

When a plane vanishes over Fairbanks after the comet's passage, a teenager goes looking for the truth about his father's final flight. The search opens onto strange weather, buried history, and a secret that reaches back to World War II.

This anthology volume gathers Krakoa-era chapters from several X-books, including a Wolverine monster hunt off Krakoa's shores. It is a busy snapshot of mutant life under constant pressure.

Beast's secret agenda finally pushes Logan past the point of trust. Savage missions, betrayal, and the Pit of Exile turn this into one of the run's key breaking points.

Beast escalates by multiplying himself, and Wolverine gets dragged into a grim clone war of his own. Krakoa's internal rot becomes impossible to ignore.

Arakko becomes the next battlefield as X-Force clashes with pirate raiders, Xeno, and the grotesque truth behind long-running experiments. The series gets bigger without getting cleaner.

Laura Kinney and Colossus join a revamped team just as Beast's darkest plans come into the light. The book becomes a reckoning for everything X-Force has been tolerating.

A Predator chooses Wolverine as the ultimate prey, and the hunt stretches across decades of Logan's life. It is brutal, simple in the best way, and built for maximum claw damage.

Sabretooth is back, Krakoa is falling, and Logan's oldest enemy wants revenge on a massive scale. This first half sets up a vicious showdown with an army of Creeds behind it.

With Logan's mind and body wrecked, the war with Sabretooth turns even more savage. Family grudges, missing memories, and a final weapon push the run toward its big payoff.

Supernatural violence and old grudges collide as Wolverine is pulled into a hellfire-fueled conflict. The run gets darker, stranger, and even more physically punishing here.

The team fractures under captivity, mistrust, and the Chronicler's growing influence. Old manipulations finally boil over into a direct fight between Piotr and Mikhail Rasputin.

A gruesome piece of online violence becomes the spark for a social horror story that will not stay on the screen. Percy turns passive watching into a source of dread, guilt, and real-world danger.

Hellfire, demonic forces, and reanimated killers collide as the Hellverine returns to the streets. Percy leans hard into horror as Wolverine gets pulled into another infernal mess.

A blackout and heat wave leave New York on edge just as a rogue Predator begins hunting in the shadows. Spider-Man has faced plenty of monsters, but not one built like this.

John Walker wakes after a bullet to the brain and finds he can no longer trust his own memories. As reality blurs with violent fantasy, his recovery turns into something far more dangerous.

Wade and Logan are forced to work together when Stryfe returns with a plan big enough to threaten the whole world. Expect sharp banter, heavy violence, and very little emotional stability.

This post-apocalyptic serial novel brings a new story out of the world of The Stand. Big stakes, collapsing order, and end-of-the-world dread drive the first collected volume.