BATMAN:Reborn!

[BlackKnight]

Morrison's 2 Tales,..
Batman and Son
&
The Rise of Ras Al Ghul

Both were very good imo.

It was everything After,.. I didn't care for Much.

[thunderbolt]

^^ My fave of the Morrison arcs is the Black Glove one followed by RIP. Batman and Son was ok as a build up to RIP, but it really felt overstuffed/writing for the trade sort of thing.

[Earth 2 Chris]

Of Morrison's Bat-stuff, I only really liked The Club of Heroes arc. That was good old fashioned Batman action tailored for a modern audience. Which is what Morrison does best, and what he should be doing, rather than a publicity stunt event that will be a footnote in Bat-history just a few years from now.

Chris

[Riffster]

If it keeps readers entertained for even a year before Bruce comes back, I think longer least til the new movie comes out which is 2 years away easy

then think of it...the return of Nightwing

[The Toyroom]

Of Morrison's Bat-stuff, I only really liked The Club of Heroes arc. That was good old fashioned Batman action tailored for a modern audience. Which is what Morrison does best, and what he should be doing, rather than a publicity stunt event that will be a footnote in Bat-history just a few years from now.

I wholeheartedly agree.

[madmarva]

As lackluster as all the Battle for the Cowl crap was, the new Batman books have been quite good. Damian will end up be a character fans love to hate. And Dick as Batman with him actually believing Bruce isn't coming back — unlike in Prodigal — is better than I expected.

[BlackKnight]

They seem to have had Tim age several years all of a sudden, like he is now in his twenties

It really depends on what you read...
I picked up Red Robin # 1... & Do like what I read lastnight,.. I think it may be a Keeper for me,.. for a Bit,.. Tim is on some crusade to Find Bruce,.. He left Dick, & is I believe going by his Adopted Name of Tim Wayne. He is pretty hell bent on finding Bruce,.. because he believes he is still alive. It Seems as if Ras Al Ghul is Watching Tim's move too...., Which added to the story's appeal imo.

Getting to the reason I quoted you in the 1st place,
It seems as if the Artist penciling the book, has a Very difficult time Drawing Tim in the 1st place. When Tim is outta uniform...., to me Tim looks as if he is still that Teenager ,.. maybe still 17 to 19 range... in the Suit,.. he looks as if he is 25 sometimes,.. sometimes 30,.. & there was 2 panels where he looked as if he were still in his Teens. The cover for the Book,.. he looks as if he is atleast 25. Hopefully if the Artist stays with the book,.. he will be able to adjust his pencil interpretation a bit better.

[Riffster]

I agree, I liked Red robin, although I'd rather he patch things up with Dick and not buy into Damians act

[The Bat]

Dammit I got gipped! The Comic Shop forgot to put "Red Robin" in my File. Now I've got to wait until next week to read it.

[BlackKnight]

sucks to be you Dane.

[thunderbolt]

I agree, I liked Red robin, although I'd rather he patch things up with Dick and not buy into Damians act

From the cover to #4, It don't look like they are patching things up.



And I bet Damian is driving the Batmobile.

[ctc]

>It don't look like they are patching things up.

That's how superheroes make frinds. (*sheesh* Hasn't anyone else here read "Normalman?")

Don C.

[BlackKnight]

SO.... Where does Dick put is Batarangs & other weapons and gadgets at ?

[The Bat]

Hey...did I miss a Comic Book...why is Tim mad a Dick?

[BlackKnight]

Hey...did I miss a Comic Book...why is Tim mad a Dick?

read Red Robin 1.
Ahhh,
wait, ... you can't .