First off, what is up with that title?  I think they are trying to pay tribute to The Killing Joke, but that doesn’t make sense.  Sure, the Joker is in this story,…

Drake plays traitor, Todd plays possum, Valley pouts, and….St. Dumas makes an appearance! (kind of) Let’s get to the chase.  This issue has way too much talking.  Don’t get me wrong, I…

Batman vs Scarecrow, Grayson vs Orphan, and Cassandra/Harper vs a bunch of sentinel rejects from The Matrix franchise?!?  Well, two out of three isn’t bad… There are two main plot lines involved…

This issue continues the flashback trend, providing us additional insights into the background and character motivations of our favorite Batfamily mute: Cassandra Cain.  She also pulls off a pretty impressive solo insertion…

Continuing in the footsteps of issue #11, this chapter of Batman&Robin Eternal also elaborates on the history of its more mysterious characters.  This time, the focus is shifted from Cassandra specifically, to…

Cassandra Cain’s origin story revealed!  (Do you need another reason to pick this up?) Typically, Eternal tries to squeeze in a main story along with one or two other quick little check-ins. …

Bane and the boys work their way deep into the heart of Saint Dumas and discover the secret behind their Angel of Death, while Grayson and Harper make their way to the…

Red Robin and Red Hood battle a bearded Bane on the Island of Santa Prisca, and we get our first glimpse at the Angel of Death! Let me get this unimportant detail…

Cassandra and Harper battle ballerinas while Grayson bandies words with Mother.   In this, their second installment for Batman&Robin Eternal, Genevieve Valentine and Alvaro Martinez continue to deliver high quality storytelling at its…

Can lighting strike twice?  After last week’s near perfect chapter of Batman & Robin Eternal, I had high hopes for continued success going into this week’s follow up, and I am happy…