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Who has the newest and the oldest army books I'm just curious.

Off the top of my head: The latest book releases were Beastmen and Skaven. The oldest at this point are Brettonians, Wood Elves, and Tomb Kings.

Chaos Dwarves are still using Ravening Hoardes, yes?

Chaos Dwarves officially aren't an army.

Tomb Kings is the oldest book at this point - by a good sized margin. Now that the Dark Eldar have a new codex out next month, it's the oldest "live" army list in either of the Warhammer games. I'm not sure, but I think the second oldest Fantasy army book is Ogre Kingdoms.

Hmmm, is wood elves newer than ogres? I remember the new ogre book coming out, my brother bought it the day it was released, and I'm pretty sure the current wood elves book was already out.

Agreed, Tomb Kings then Ogre Kingdoms. Wood Elves and Bretonnians have generally been last in the army book cycle.