Batman and Robin #[2]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2025 edition collects the second story arc of the 2012 Batman and Robin series, focusing on the escalating conflict between Batman and his son Damian Wayne as Robin. Written by Peter J. Tomasi with art by Patrick Gleason, the volume pits father against son in a tense, emotionally charged battle that tests their bond and Damian's loyalty to the Bat-family.
In "Blackest Knight, Part One: Pearly and the Pit," Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne search Wayne Manor for answers after Bruce Wayne’s sudden disappearance, suspecting the Omega Effect may have sent him through time. Written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Andy Clarke, with inks by Scott Hanna, colors by Alex Sinclair, and letters by Patrick Brosseau, the issue blends mystery and legacy in a story grounded in the shadows of Gotham’s most haunted home. The cover, a striking piece by Frank Quitely, captures the tension of the moment with quiet intensity.
In "Blackest Knight, Part Three: Broken," Dick Grayson's desperate attempt to resurrect Batwoman unleashes a deadly Batman replica upon Gotham. With Robin weakened and Alfred left to defend the city, the fate of Gotham rests on their ability to confront a foe who wears the cape and cowl of the Dark Knight — and the cost of that legacy may be more than they can bear.
In "Batman vs. Robin, Part 1: The Haunting of Wayne Manor," Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne search the eerie halls of Wayne Manor for answers after Bruce Wayne seemingly vanishes—possibly displaced by the omega effect. With shadows stretching long and secrets hidden in every room, the two Robins must piece together the clues Bruce might have left behind before the truth slips through their fingers.
In "Batman vs. Robin, Part 3: Mexican Train," Batman and Robin push forward into a deadly confrontation with Talia and Deathstroke, where Talia reveals a chilling secret: she’s creating another clone of Damian. As the stakes rise, a shocking twist redefines one of Gotham’s most infamous figures—Gravedigger’s true identity is unveiled in a moment that reshapes everything.
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