Peter J. Tomasi

Mick Gray

Patrick Gleason

Damian Wayne, the son of Batman and Talia al Ghul, is the newest Robin, and he is hunted by such enemies as the Court of Owls, the Saturn Club, Terminus, and former Robins Nightwing, Red Robin, and the Red Hood.

Pearl

Eleanor Luhar

This is the second volume of Batman and Robin comics in the New 52 universe in DC. It starts with a little flashback to Damian's early childhood, and his growing up to overpower his mother. We're then thrown back into the "present" - full of sibling rivalry, father-son moments, and a hell of a lot of fighting.

The relationship between Bruce and Damian will always be great to read. I loved how Damian was so headstrong in this book, but then the ending was so sweet. And I actually really liked him fighting with the other "Robins" - Red Hood, Nightwing and Red Robin - in order to prove himself better than them. Nightwing's response was definitely my favourite.

There are a good deal of villains in here - Terminus and his army of "scarred" victims of Batman, and a zombie uprising courtesy of Batman's favourite clown. The action is good, and the "zombie" plot was great. 

And of course, the art was as fantastic as ever. 

4 stars.

Pearl

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