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A review by kidclamp
Batman & Robin, Vol. 2: Batman vs. Robin by Grant Morrison
4.0
The second volume of this series was as good as the first. Admittedly, it was a bit less hectic, but that worked well.
This one did delve a bit more into Batman's past, and not being up on the comic history there were things i didn't understand, but I got just enough background that I could keep going and not miss too much.
I like the evolving relationship of Batman and Robin, especially seeing that Damian respects Grayson much more when Grayson isn't around. Grayson also grows more comfortable being Batman and shows that he is finding his own way to fill the giant shoes.
I really liked the Knight and his sidekick (the British Btaman and Robin) and want to find stories just involving them.
Enjoyed greatly, now I just need to obtain volume 3
This one did delve a bit more into Batman's past, and not being up on the comic history there were things i didn't understand, but I got just enough background that I could keep going and not miss too much.
I like the evolving relationship of Batman and Robin, especially seeing that Damian respects Grayson much more when Grayson isn't around. Grayson also grows more comfortable being Batman and shows that he is finding his own way to fill the giant shoes.
I really liked the Knight and his sidekick (the British Btaman and Robin) and want to find stories just involving them.
Enjoyed greatly, now I just need to obtain volume 3