The mysterious Quiet Man continues his brutal takedown of the Gotham underworld! Bodies are piling up with the Quiet Man’s signature silver coins in their eyes, until the killer and Batman finally face each other in combat…with shocking consequences! Which of them will walk away? And what dark secret from Gotham’s past is behind the Quiet Man’s sudden killing spree?
Ossio delivers some fun, inventive and beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. I love the intensity of the imagery and how it captures the tone of the story. Read Full Review
Batman and Robin #26 is a fantastic dose of fuel to the fire of this already fantastic title. The next issue can't come soon enough! Read Full Review
The Quiet Mans impact stretches far beyond expectations with another fantastic issue. Johnsons writing weaves a strong mystery. Ossio & Maiolo craft a dark look inside one mans revenge mission. This story is a welcomed addition to the Bat family & your comic collection. Read Full Review
Batman and Robin #26 is a quick issue, but it continues to be a fun read for Batman and Robin, and The Quiet Man is becoming a villain I want to see more of. He's a low-key goon type, but definitely skilled in what he does. I mean, not everybody can take down Robin. With the revelation of the target, the stage is perfectly set for the next chapter. Read Full Review
This first arc has had a few large-scale threats, but what it's had even more importantly is a fantastic take on Clark as he learns the basics of how to be Superman. This wouldn't be possible without Mark Waid's skilled, experienced pen controlling Clark's actions, and I'm hoping that the next arc is just as compelling as the first as Clark's journey continues. Read Full Review
Batman and Robin is quickly becoming the secret weapon of the Batman line. If the creative team can keep this level of quality going, it could be the best. Read Full Review
Batman and Robin #26 continued the momentum from the previous issue, and gave us more insight into the Quiet Man's motivations. Even though his methods don't align with the Dynamic Duo's, Cy is a sympathetic adversary and I'm intrigued with how PKJ and co. handle the villain that was teased by the end of the issue. The Quiet Man is essentially John Wick, and I'm here for it. Read Full Review
I am liking the relationship and interactions between Batman and Robin much better, even if the "villain" himself isn't all that interesting. Read Full Review
I really like this issue due to Bruce and Damian's relationship on how Damian feels guilty for them prioritizing being a family over being superheroes. Overall, every single Batman and Robin series have been great and consistent. From Grant Morrison to Peter J Tomasi to Joshua Williamson and now this. It's great to read Batman stories that are consistently high quality
Very good writing and art. The action sequences have been TOP NOTCH throughout. This is definitely a good series to keep up with.
I really like how Bruce and Damian and the relationship as Batman and Robin and father and son are written here. Bruce pointing out the details of their current case while Damian trains was a nice touch. The “she looked suspicious” part was really funny. But it seemed very out of character for Damian. I almost feel like DC is trying to soft reboot the character.
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