Robin: Son of Batman #11

5.9

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5 Reviews
7.5

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4 Reviews
Writer Ray Fawkes
Artist Ramn F. Bachs
Cover Price $3.99

Robin, Maya and Goliath must team up with an old foe to recover a relic from Damians past and keep the forces of evil at bay!

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  • 7.0

    Dark Knight News - Eric Joseph

    Apr 22, 2016

    Before I wrap up, I just want to acknowledge that many likely read titles such asBatmanandDetective Comicsexclusively to keep apprised of the latest Dark Knight happenings. Based on what I had to say in the paragraph above, I do urge folks who loved the Morrison material, as well as Tomasi and Gleason'sBatman and Robin, to give this a look. Read Full Review

  • 6.6

    Comicsverse - Jonathan Helmke

    Apr 21, 2016

    My overall thoughts on this comic were that while it was okay, I was kind of expecting a little more. With DC's soft reboot of the franchise only a month away, I guesstimate that there will probably be about 1 or 2 more issues left in the ROBIN SON OF BATMAN series. Tell us your thoughts on these writers and artists. Read Full Review

  • 6.5

    Batman-News - Brandon Mulholand

    Apr 21, 2016

    High on action but super light on anything else. This issue does feature Batman, Talia, and Damian, but their reunion is nowhere near as impactful as I wish it would have been. While there's no chance this comic is winning an Eisner Award, if you're just in the mood for some mindless action, this comic will do the trick. Read Full Review

  • 5.0

    Newsarama - Justin Partridge

    Apr 21, 2016

    If Robin: Son of Batman was a book just of Damian being a little snot and kicking people in the face, it would be the comic of the year, but the dizzying continuity Fawkes is trying to build here really hampers the fun book that it truly could be. Read Full Review

  • 4.5

    Weird Science - Eric Shea

    Apr 22, 2016

    Damian seems to be a parody of himself in this issue and the cartoon-y artwork doesn't do anything to help that.  Yeah, there's action through and through in this book, but it's hard to be happy with this when it missed the opportunity to put away the "BLAM" and "POWS" to actually be the biggest book to pour on the feels of 2016.  I haven't been a fan of this Year of Blood story since almost the beginning, but this missed opportunity really makes me dislike it all the more. Read Full Review

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