Remember how Talia placed a bounty on Damian’s head and a whole mess of assassins jumped at the chance to shoot a 10 year old boy for five-hundred million dollars? Yeah… Batman didn’t forget about that and now…
New 52 Batman & Robin
New 52 – Batman & Red Robin #19 review
There is a school of thought out there that Batman’s rogues gallery is the very best because each villain is in some way a perverse incarnation of Batman himself. Batman & Red Robin #19 is terrific evidence of…
New 52 – Batman and Robin #18 review
Talk about heartbreaking! The only other time I was this glassy eyed by the end of a Batman comic was Neil Gaiman’s Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? I’ll tell you right now that this is an absolute,…
New 52 – Batman and Robin #17 review
We’re on a roll here people! Tomasi’s hot! Hot! Batman and Robin #17 is yet another terrific issue that’s brimming with delightful character moments. Who needs another super villain plot when you can get something you never see…
New 52 – Batman and Robin Annual #1 review
Heartwarming in every sense of the word, Batman & Robin Annual #1 is worth every penny! No, you do not need to have read any other Batman & Robin comics prior to picking this one up. Yes, it…
New 52 – Batman and Robin #16 review
You know it’s not the real Batman that Damian is fighting and I know it’s not the real Batman that Damian is fighting, so what are we doing here? I had hoped that this fake Father vs. son…
New 52 – Batman and Robin #15 review
Brace yourselves. Batman & Robin is back and it’s delivered some of the best visuals of the Death of the Family event so far. This series has struggled lately to tell a decent story. We had a radioactive…
New 52 – Batman and Robin #14 review
Batman & Robin ain’t what it used to be. I thoroughly enjoyed the “Born to Kill” saga featuring the villain Nobody, but it’s as if this title just keeps getting worse with every issue since Nobody was defeated….
New 52 – Batman and Robin #13 review
I had a hard time reviewing this one. Batman & Robin is not the same comic it was one year ago. The Born to Kill Saga was compelling stuff with pathos. It was a father and son story…
New 52 – Batman and Robin #0 review
This fell flat with me the same way Batwing #0 did. Damian and Batwing are both characters whose origins have already been told pretty thoroughly in the past couple years and unless you’re totally new to recent events…










