Damian Wayne

We need to talk about spoilers.

I’m not talking about people spoiling stuff after it’s happened. As far as I’m concerned, once a thing is out there in the …
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DC continues to knock it out of the park with their titles and Son Of Batman is another one. Based on the story arc written by Grant Morrison, this film deals with Batman being introduced to his son, Damian. The son he had after an intimate encounter with Talia al Ghul, the daughter of one of his most dangerous foes, Ra’s al Ghul. The son that he never knew he had until now.

With the year coming to a close, it’s a good time to look back at the things that we enjoyed in 2013. Really, at this point, for a site like …
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Just two months ago, Batman & Robin was “in need of a direction.” Little did anyone know that events in Batman, Incorporated would serve as a springboard for that eventual …
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Batman Incorporated #9 has a somewhat tough task in front of it. Every other Bat-title has had a chance to pause and reflect on the events of the last issue, …
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WARNING: Major spoilers ahead.

Intense.

That’s the best word to describe Batman Incorporated #8, the latest chapter in Grant Morrison’s seven-year-long Batman epic. From its New 52 outset, Batman Inc. …
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A comic book is only as good as the writer (and artist) behind it, but sometimes those who hold the pen aren’t given complete freedom to tell the stories …
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Batman & Robin is a book in need of a direction. After a solid first arc in which Bruce and Damian faced off against Nobody, the book has floated along …
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In the “Court of Owls,” Batman spends his life failing to discover a secret society running rampant, not until they’re ready. In “Death of the family,” the Joker runs free for a year, taking control of Arkham Asylum, unfettered until he’s ready to defeat every Bat-Family member one by one. However creative and powerful Scott Snyder’s stories might be, is his Batman inept?

The monthly Batman & Robin title is currently part of the overarching “Death of the Family” crossover. With that storyline dominating the Batbooks for the past four months, it was …
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