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{FREE} Batman & Robin Vol. 2 Batman Vs. Robin BATMAN & ROBIN VOL. 2 BATMAN VS. ROBIN PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Grant Morrison | 168 pages | 22 Nov 2011 | DC Comics | 9781401232719 | English | United States Batman & Robin Vol. 2 Batman vs. Robin PDF Book I liked part 2 more than the first arc in here. Robin [January ] Indexer Notes Introduction to the bonus section with illustration. It goes about as well as you might expect. I remember the Batman army that Darkseid creates, because they're insane and can't be controlled. Read more Read less. Still, it feels like it's mostly setting the stage for Bruce Wayne's inevitable return more than anything else. Batman R. Be the first. Scott Hanna Inker ,. After 21 minutes of driving in silence, they were back in the Batcave , and Batman ordered him to get out of the car and go to bed. About Grant Morrison. Is Morrison practicing suspense and two-plot storytelling all of a sudden? Cover thumbnails are used for identification purposes only. Blackest Knight is ho-hum. Your rating has been recorded. I didn't care to see Dick working with Squire and Knight. At first everyone thought Bruce Wayne to be dead except for Tim Drake. Batman and Robin 13 variant. It makes his story so sad. Next page. Oct 03, Gavin rated it liked it Shelves: comics. Write a review Rate this item: 1 2 3 4 5. Categories :. You are commenting using your Twitter account. God, I love her! I am ready for more Batman and Robin stories both from the old and new continuity! Anyway, the Batman armour apparently can't take a shovel to the chest, despite the fact that it took a bullet last volume. As they finish collecting their quota, Batman and Robin leap into action. The dead clone is who they find at the end of Final Crisis, and the real Batman, Bruce Wayne, is lost in time, meaning that Tim Drake is completely right, he's still out there! Devil worshippers, wonderfully daffy English superheroes, and a confrontation between Grayson and Damian - what's not to like? He's managed to unravel a thrilling mystery tale involving the death of Bruce Wayne. It's in this volume when it was revealed that he is very much alive and was merely transported by Darkseid to some alternate dimension, and it's up to Dick, Damian and Alfred to find and retrieve him, but not without complications and the other more important missions to face as the Dynamic Duo. I like the fact that Dick includes Alfred much more in the Batman set-up, and it really adds to the book in my opinion. Return of Bruce Wayne 4 variant. This book was fun, and moved the story along, and was not as violent as some of the comics can at times be. What happened - did Morrison write this without benefit of hallucinogens? Issue at my. Read more Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here That's how it felt like when I watched him die. Batman and Robin 7. It also introduced me to Knight and Squire, who are apparently the British equivalent of Batman and Robin, and Batwoman. And also that Talia is completely horrible. Damian is unimpressed, thinking that to dwell on the past is weakness. Batman and Robin Batman & Robin Vol. 2 Batman vs. Robin Writer Javascript is not enabled in your browser. The Trade contains all six issues. Start reading Batman and Robin on your Kindle in under a minute. In TPB form 52, Vol. Please select Ok if you would like to proceed with this request anyway. Here this is no different. All of this comes to a near- disastrous confrontation as Damian gets angry with Dick, thus giving his mother the chance to utilize his lack of emotional calm to activate a device surgically implanted on Damian's spine. I really like Dick Grayson's story arc as Batman, and Damian Wayne's as Robin, and maybe my favorite part of this era is their relationship and how they interact with and influence each other. Tim Drake the most recent Robin, before Damian is off on his own quest to find Batman. He plans to save him from himself. The new Batman and Robin uncover clues involving the mysterious death of Bruce Wayne before facing Grant Morrison continues his habit of teaming up with A-list, critically acclaimed artists by joining Cameron Stewart Seven Soldiers of Victory: Manhattan Guardian and Andy Clarke Batman: Face the Face for the next exciting chapter of the adventures of the new Dynamic Duo! This run is one of the best I ever read. I was a massive fan of the first volume Batman Reborn because those six issues are probably the most insanely crafted storylines I have ever read in a Batman series, and yet they were also able to impart something resonant when it comes to characterizations and thematic conflicts. Which is a thing you can do in this universe. The way they're being killed alm Dick Grayson heads to England with what he thinks is the corpse of Batman in a desperate attempt to locate a newly found lazarus pit and reanimate Bruce Wayne. Morgan works for Henri DuCard , who he claims would be disappointed to see Bruce's mission of vigilante vengeance. Morgan activates an explosive device which unexpectedly causes a nearby barrel to explode with candy. Batman vs. Batman and Robin 4. Although Frank Quitely sadly draws only the covers, Cameron Stewart does a great job at maintaining consistency with the vintage style and fluid action. The second storyline gets a little. Read more Naturally, that was not the amount of excitement Dick had hoped to experience on his first night. Return of Bruce Wayne 3. After waiting up in his costume for a while, Dick became impatient, and went out on his own. Robin gets a new spine, Dr. Batman also teams up with Batwoman and with Robin Damian Wayne of course. He had failed to see that what Batman does is different. Bruce Batman I prefer storylines that focus as much on the characters and their relationships as the actual action and plot, so those issues were awesome! He explained that he could now see how failing to keep his promise was wrong. A final recommendation lies in the fact that i have the deluxe edition - and it has some very nice galleries at the back with some thoughts and sketches from the author and artist. II, 1 variant. Cancel Forgot your password? It looks like him, but it smells of bleach and rancid flesh. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. The biggest surprise was how much Damien grew on me in this volume. Batman & Robin Vol. 2 Batman vs. Robin Reviews Excellent story telling. Bruce Batman He was very noble in his declaration to be Robin and do the right thing. This edition collects 2 story lines: 'Blackest Knight' to sort of tie-in with Blackest Night Event; and 'Batman vs. The new Batman and Robin uncover clues involving the mysterious death of Bruce Wayne before facing off against each other in a heated battle instigated by Robin's mother that both heroes will regret - if they live through it! Uh-oh, it looks like your Internet Explorer is out of date. It was kind of a mystery story, with hidden passages being discovered under Wayne Manor. If that had been his body Cancel Update. See all customer images. After the frenzied bouillabaisse that is Final Crisis, this book feels like a slow-cooked pudding - deep, rich, slow to see important bits come to the surface. Graphic novels -- United States. Robin gets a new spine, Dr. Alfred is part of the action with some fantastic Alfred being awesome moments. This will not affect the original upload Small Medium How do you want the image positioned around text? I'm surprised by how much I enjoyed Batman vs. Alfred Pennyworth assures Bruce that as Batman, he has been all of his proteges' moral compass, and that Batman will always need a Robin, just as Robin will always need a Batman. Batman is proud that Damian showed restraint in beating the criminals involved, though Robin feels they deserved worse. By examining the evidence, Dick finds out that the holy ground they were going to use to bring their dark champion forth is a never-used Lazarus Pit, which could possibly bring back someone to life. In fact, most of the plot ideas are plain silly but it's the kind of silly that entertains. Enter the URL for the tweet you want to embed. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Highly recommended. Product Details About the Author. The second story deals with Dick and Damian both as their civilian identities, and as Batman and Robin, trying to find any evidence Bruce left for them in his travels through time. This is some great mystery writing and shows the character development that I've been dying to see. This volume picks up right after the previous one. I don't even notice that it's not Bruce Wayne underneath that cowl but Dick Grayson. Related Searches. Cancel Create Link. Batman and Robin 3. Exciting and interesting ideas suffer from things just not quite clicking or flowing well. See all reviews. Andy Clarke Penciler ,. Batman and Robin 1 sketch variant. That night, Batman and Robin intercept a weapons shipment in Gotham City. View all 3 comments. That's not an exaggerated sentiment. As it turned out, the hit that he'd told Batman about was actually meant to distract Batman from the real hit on the Commodore Monetary Exchange.
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