Batman & Robin: Eternal, Volume 1

I really wasn't looking forward to this one, but to its credit, it didn't suck as hard as I thought it would. I apologize, but I just can't muster up any fucks for Batman or the related titles right n...

Very good to stupendous artwork.Arguably too many sub-plots in this tale.Mother is an interesting idea.Sometimes the plotting and conclusions feel stretched. OVERALL GRADE: B. ...

I loved this book. The conspiracy involving Mother is fantastic as is the mystery with the Robins. My only complaint would be that editorial could be tighter on the books. The Red Hood's costume rever...

You know this story: kid’s parents are gunned down in front of him – but in Cairo, Egypt?! So begins the second “season” of Batman Eternal, renamed Batman & Robin Eternal. Currently Bruce Wayn...

I selected this at the library by admittedly judging a book by its cover (and title), thinking it would possibly be a standard 'Batman & Robin' crime / adventure story. It's not - Batman takes a backs...

Years ago Batman & Robin/Dick Grayson worked a case on a human trafficker known only as Mother who “made” children into sleeper agent assassins. Now, Dick learns Mother never went away and that Br...

Batman has gone fucked up but he's also lost his memories so he can't remember why or how, or even the fact he's fucked up in the first place, he's just chillin' he couldn't give two shits. Batfam how...

Don't get me wrong, the artwork is doubtlessly good and the story is okay. But I just can't get over how DC restarted the Batman's storyline yet AGAIN (so is this story supposed to be part of The New ...

Batman and Robin Eternal #1 drops the reader right into the middle of a story. Batman is dead, Dick Grayson is a superspy, Tim Drake is Robin, Jason Todd is Red Hood, and there are a few other bat peo...

The good thing about a great Batman story - or maybe the great thing about a good Batman story - is you can jump in, in media res, in the middle of the action, and you can get hooked into the story. B...