Batman & Robin Vol. 1 - Born to Kill Used Condition

from tldegray

Okay, there's a villain here. Nobody, who is Morgan Ducard, son of one of Bruce Wayne's early trainers. From that--and this being a Batman and Robin story--you can tell it's just full of Daddy issues. Morgan's with his father; Damian's with his; and Bruce's giant ball of issues about whether or n...

from MarcusH

A decent beginning to one of the many Batman titles in the DC Universe's New 52 campaign. The story revolves around the tumultuous relationship between Bruce Wayne and his son, Damian. Damian, who is training alongside Batman as Robin does not like he's father's rules--especially the one where he...

from cyafer

Really liked the story. The art, however, left a little to be desired. There were quite a few pages where the panels were set up so that it was difficult to follow the action, and some of the fight scenes at the end are incredibly dark and red and makes following what's going on in the fight hard.

from burnit99

A figure from Batman's past, when he was preparing for his career, learning from the best, shows up and takes advantage of tensions between the fledgling team of Batman and his 10-year-old son Damian as Robin. Damian is struggling to repress his lethal training at the hands of his mother and foll...

from nike13

I'm still in my Damien kick for comics, very good story with villain Nobody as Damien tries to control his rage and meet his father's expectations.Only thing that lowered the score on this is the fact that I have trouble enjoying the artwork when getting the Hardcover collections. Yes, I could've...