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Batman vs. Robin (Batman & Robin) [Hardcover]

Grant Morrison (Author)

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Publication Date: 9 Nov 2010 | Series: Batman & Robin (Book 2)

Grant Morrison continues his habit of teaming up with A-list, critically acclaimed artists by joining Cameron Stewart (SEVENSOLDIERS: MANHATTAN GUARDIAN) and Andy Clarke (BATMAN: FACE THE FACE) for the next exciting chapter of the adventures of the new Dynamic Duo!

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! Featuring a 3-issues storyline that ties into the best-selling BLACKEST NIGHT event titled "Blackest Knight," this new collection is a must-have for both new readers and longtime fans of Grant Morrison's Batman epic as the superstar writer unveils more of his genre-defying masterplan!

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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! Featuring a 3-issues storyline that ties into the best-selling BLACKEST NIGHT event titled "Blackest Knight," this new collection is a must-have for both new readers and longtime fans of Grant Morrison's Batman epic as the superstar writer unveils more of his genre-defying masterplan!

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Product details

Hardcover: 168 pages
Publisher: DC Comics; Deluxe edition (9 Nov 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 140122833X
ISBN-13: 978-1401228330
Product Dimensions: 18.8 x 1.3 x 28.4 cm

Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 409,145 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Robin 1 Vs Robin 5 30 Jan 2011

By Noel TOP 50 REVIEWER

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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. Damian Al Ghul has been taken by his mother Talia to have a new spine fitted after his battles in the last book - but is the spine all its cracked up to be? What's underneath Wayne Manor that's attracting the attentions of a devil-worshipping cult? And who's been killing off the members of The Black Glove? The way they're being killed almost feels like... a joke.

Grant Morrison picks up the story of Batman and Robin Vol 1 with a blistering pace. From the opening scene in London which almost feels like a James Bond opening, to the final reveal of a masked character, this is possibly his best Batman book yet.

If you've been following the side story of Bruce Wayne's journey through time in Morrison's "The Return of Bruce Wayne", you'll get the references in the book and it's a really good companion piece to read alongside this one. But even if you're not familiar with that book, this is a great standalone volume.

Cameron Stewart and Andy Clarke's artwork are brilliant throughout, proving themselves to be equal to the incredibly talented Frank Quitely who supplies the covers included here also.

It's really just a fun, well written, interesting Batman book, one of Grant Morrison's best. From the first page to the last I was reading it so fast I had to go back and look at some of the individual scenes to appreciate them more. Devil worshippers, wonderfully daffy English superheroes, and a confrontation between Grayson and Damian - what's not to like?

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5.0 out of 5 stars Even better than Volume 1 - A Must have Batman Graphic Novel! 11 Nov 2010

By Mr. S. W. Steel VINE™ VOICE

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This is part of the whole death of Batman series that began way back in Batman R.I.P. through to Final Crisis (Justice League of America) and in to the various titles that are all part of the Batman Reborn series that are leading up to the eventual return of Batman. There have been some really excellent titles so far in this build-up such as Batman: Long Shadows, Batman: Streets of Gotham: Hush Money, Batman: Streets of Gotham Vol. 2: Leviathan (Batman (DC Comics Hardcover)), Batman and Son (Batman (DC Comics Paperback)), Batman: Life After Death, Robin: Search for a Hero, Red Robin: Grail, Red Robin: Collision v. 2 (and of course the superb Batman and Robin: Batman Reborn (Batman & Robin). I haven't put these in any kind of order, as they all interlink.
Volume 1 was an excellent read, and a great way of re-imagining the whole set up of Batman and Robin with Dick Grayson as Batman (the first Robin, and more recently, Nightwing) and Damian Al Ghul as Robin (son of Bruce Wayne and Talia Al Ghul - daughter of Ra's). Tim Drake (the most recent Robin, before Damian) is off on his own quest to find Batman....
This book picks up in England with some very British heroes and villains, and a welcome cameo from Batwoman (well, worth reading Batwoman: Elegy: Deluxe Edition if you get chance!). This all seems a bit of a strange setting until we learn of a Lazarus Pit hidden in a mine....... And it is really hard to review this without giving some well-thought out twists of this book away! There is also a well-handled sub plot with an injured Damian being looked after by Talia, and as Batman and Robin reunite back in Gotham, Robin is not feeling quite himself....again, i can't give too much away!
The plot moves on as Dick starts to find hidden clues around Wayne Manor that Bruce/Batman may not be dead after all and this forms the final part of the book and again there are some nice touches here as Alfred gets some involvement in the story. 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. Things move swiftly on to a big stand off, against some interesting villains, and Damian and Talia have a good showdown, but the best surprise is saved for the very last page........ and one i definitely can't reveal!
All in all, i loved this book from start to finish. The english setting at the start didn't do much for me, but once i got into WHY it was located there, it made much more sense. The book has a snappy pace about it - a lot is crammed into this volume, and it is definitely a one-sitting read. There is plenty of development for all the main characters, and you can sense that Grant Morrison had a lot of fun writing this, and bringing a lot of the plot threads together.
The artwork throughout is of the same high standard as the first volume and if you liked that, you will like the artwork in this too.
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.

All in all, i can't recommend this Batman book highly enough. A definite five star book in my opinion - one that i enjoyed thoroughly and one i will be re-reading again and again. It's worth the money for the deluxe edition too.

Well done Grant Morrison and team! A superb piece of work! Read more ›

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5.0 out of 5 stars A great one 11 Mar 2013

By S. S. Haq

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I bought this for my brother and then start reading it and I think I am getting hooked to the series...

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5.0 out of 5 stars My review of barbarian and robin vol.2 barman vs robin. 25 Dec 2012

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Great book love reading barman comics and this has just been added to my top 10 barman comics. Well done Grant Morrison keep it up.

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