Just mentioning some notable runs for Batman.

90s:

• Chuck Dixon's Knightfall Saga
• Dennis's O Neil's Batman Birth of the Demon(HC) and Legends of the Dark Knight
• Jeph Loeb's Long Halloween
• Grant Morrison's Batman Gothic
• Alan Grant's 'Tec Comics and Shadow of the Bat

2000s:

• Darwyn Cooke's Batman Ego
• Grant Morrison's Batman and Batman/Robin
• Jeph Loeb's Batman Hush
• Ed Brubaker's Batman The Man Who Laughs
• Greg Rucka's Death and The Maidens
• Judd Winick's Under The Red Hood
• Tony S Daniel's Battle for the Cowl
• Neil Gaiman's Whatever Happened to The Cape Crusader

90s. Devin Grayson's Gotham Knights "Transference" story arc from the 2000s might be my favorite Batman story, but I think the 90s were consistently better.

The Batman Adventures run is one of the greatest Batman runs I've read. It's one of my favorite comics runs in general.

@infantfinite128:

I prefer Morrison's run over any run from 90s but it could go either way if I include all types of Batman runs.

Wait a minute, you didn't mention

90's:

• Chuck Dixon's Contagion & Legacy
• Chuck Dixon's No Man's Land
• Jeph Loeb's Dark Victory
• Paul Dini's Mad Love
• Batman by Doug Moench and Kelley
• Batman: Sword of Azrael by Denis O'Neil
• Batman: Dark Knight, Dark City by Peter Milligan & Jim Aparo
• Batman: Prey by Doug Moench

00's:

• Greg Rucks / Ed Brubacker: New Gotham
• Greg Rucka / Ed Brubacker: Turning Point
• Greg Rucka / Ed Brubacker: Gotham Central
• Greg Rucka / Ed Brubaker: Bruce Wayne Murderer ? / Fugitive
• Paul Dini's run on Detective Comics and Streets of Gotham
• Grant Morrison's Return of Ra's Al Ghul
• Grant Morrison's Batman and Son
• Grant Morrison's The Black Glove
• Batman: Dark Detective by Steve Anglehart
• Arkham Asylum: Living Hell by Dan Slott
• Batman: Blink / Don't Blink by Dwayn McDuffie
• Batman: Snow by Dan Curtis Johnson & J.H. Williams III

@jb681131:

I said, "some" but thanks for mentioning more.

Which era do you prefer?

@vishop_: Well, it's very hard to say. They are very different and interresting. I will lean torward the 00's because the New Gotham is an awsome era more on detective work and gangsters than on supervilains (well most of them are away after No Man's Lan). Also because of Paul Dinis work, very intense and a very good continuation of the Hush storyline with a nice Batman/Catwoman relationship. And of course the Grant Morrison run is brilliant. I love Professor Pyg and Damyan Wayne. And let's not forget the fun and dark story about secondary vilains by Dan Slott (Living Hell).

But I got to say, one of my all time favorit stories is "Dark Knight, Dark City" by Petir Milligan. Probably the best Riddler story to have been written.

Well, I may be from the minority but I wasn't a big fan of Dini's Work most specifically Heart of Hush. Although I did like what Morrison and Tony S Daniel did at its time.

@vishop_: You're in good company on Comicvine since I think the people on the dedicated Batman forum hold Morrison's run in high regard.

I can understand people listing any decade for Batman until this last decade.

I guess I could still understand those who list the 2010s as the best, but I don't want to.

Heh, there are people in CV who adore Snyder's Batman unfortunately and even more so to Tom King.

@vishop_: Geoff Johns' Earth One Batman was good though.

I thought it was fine because it was AUs but I wouldn't really approve Johns to write Batman. He is still a good writer.

@vishop_: So are you looking forward to the 3 Jokers?

I thought his Batman was good when he wrote his Wally West Flash run.

Yeah, I am looking forward to seeing Fabok. His Joker seemed fine in Doomsday Clock but seeing how DC Comics to be so overanxious about their Invincible Joker I have no high hopes about it. Johns Batman isn't my cup of tea after what he did to him during JL.

@vishop_: I'm with you you on invincible Joker. Fabok's going to rock, but the story premise of the 3 Jokers is going to be a enjoy it for what it is.

I don't know what you're referencing, but I take it ignorance is bliss. John's New 52 Aquaman was really good, and Tomasi's Superman Rebirth was nice, but most of current DC continuity is strange to me.

Johns' JLA was fine as a team book POV but I find it creepy enough to see Batman watching Wonder Woman and Superman hooking up. That was fu%^ weird. I don't find Johns' Batman more than just a standing character in JL. I mean he did something cool with Mobius Chair and Batman but that's it.

@vishop_: That's disturbing, but I appreciate knowing that so I don't run my mouth praising Geoff Johns's Batman. Again, I did like his Earth One Batman though.

I think Johns' best pre-New 52 characters were the Wally West Flash, Green Arrow, the Tim Drake Robin, Captain Cold, and Zoom. Maybe Wonder Woman too.