The best non Absolute Batman comic by miles.

Krypton is adorable. I love this. Very stressful for animal lovers!
The twist it the end is excellent. Ryan North, you got me again.

What a blast. As a huge fan of both franchises, this was so special to me. Hickman is one of my absolute favourite writers. He is on such a roll at the moment.

The door is open for a sequel, make it so.

This was a good isolated story. A pleasant break from Waid's big crossover event.

Slott's best work in years. He had been waiting for the opportunity to write Superman for many years, the passion leaps from each page.

The story is perfect, as usual.

I don't love the art. Some of the character designs pale in comparison to previous issues but the story is so compelling, it elevates the art.

Next issue please!

I honestly had high hopes, and somehow it got surpassed. It's nice to see Jason Todd as a young Robin considering how he was unpopular as the successor to Dick Grayson. And I also like how Bruce Wayne here is very reasonable and level-headed, with him not knocking some sense into Jason Todd being a brat. Also Dustin Nguyen's art really works here, it's like a water color painting

Truly delightful.

We are living in the Batman comic renaissance era.

Mark Waid, Jeff Lemire and Scott Snyder. All creating career defining works.

What a time to be alive.

I was a huge fan of Robin & Batman by Jeff Lemire, for me it’s an underrated classic that never got the recognition it deserved. So I’m really glad to see that Lemire hasn’t lost his touch. This new volume focused on Jason Todd starts off just as strong, and it’s especially striking to see how much Batman has grown since his early days with Dick Grayson.
With the constant flood of Batman titles these days, it’s a shame that such gems like this sometimes slip through the cracks. more

Waid does it again...again!

Rock solid old school Batman.

I am very confused by this whole story.

It's not bad. I think it's perfectly fine.

But this isn't 2003. Releasing this story 22 years later, while acting everything is the same as it was in 2003 is such an odd choice.

Why isn't this a black label book? Loeb clearly doesn't want to play with current continuity and wants to go to what it was back in early 2000s, why have him write this now?

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It's fun and fine. Nothing special, but entertaining enough.

Finally a comic about Jason being Robin without Bruce being written as an asshole.

I think it finally hit me.

I have liked this series the whole time. I think it's great, but I have felt like i don't see the hype.

But now I do.

This is amazing.

I'm calling it, this is the best Batman series of the 2020s hands down. Nick Dragotta's art finally won me over, and I love Scott Snyder's writing this. One of my biggest problems with modern Scott Snyder is that he often needs half a page to just dump exposition, but its very sterile and boring. But his writing is digestible and easy to understand. I also like how different this Gotham and Bruce feels compared to main Batman series. more

The best Absolute comic there is. The most compelling new Batman in decades.

The only weak Absolute series. I suppose it was unrealistic to expect such continued quality.

I'm very new to Green Lantern.

I'm currently reading Geoff John's GL run, which is absolutely magical. I'm also watching the Bruce Timm CGI animated series, which is like a mix between Star Trek and Star Wars Clone Wars.

None of the spirit of any of that is in this comic.

Who is the lead woman and how is she so powerful? Can someone with a GL background explain? more

I'm having a blast reading this. Is it peak Spider-man? No. Is it better than more recent non Ultimate Spider-man? Absolutely.