DC Comics Robin & Batman

Picked this up on a whim, just wanted to Batman and Robin stuff since I never really got into them.This is a beautiful book. The hardcover is pristine and the art is sublime. The book quality is great as well and perfect for reading and taking it around as it's not too heavy.All in all, for the price of the book, I was taken aback by just how wonderful the presentation was. 5/5.Oh and the story is great as well! Without any spoilers, it basically explores the early days of Batman training Dick. Had some pretty cool revelations that made me go "woah". Good stuff.Overall, great art, great story and a must-buy if you love Batman/Robin (again, Dick Grayson, NOT Damian) tales.

An awesome miniseries. Retelling the early days of Batman and Robin (Dick Grayson). Everything about this story is great. It is more Robin's story and it should be. There are even subtle touches in the artwork the scene Batman is is are shaded slightly darker.Dick Grayson is finding out that being adopted by a billionaire and attending school during the day and fighting crime by night is not all it I'd cracked up to be. Batman is a hard taskmaster nothing is good enough for him and he only knows one way, his way. Now a villain from their present is linked to Grayson's past, is threatening to end the dynamic duo before they gets started.A great book especially for fans of Dick Grayson. I like the battle between the darkness and the light. I don't like Batman getting beaten up so much but I do understand why it was done. Personally it was always great to have Alfred back. He is the only person Batman/Bruce will grudgingly listen to. The book starts with the varient covers and has the varient of every issue as it starts. It finishes with a sketch book and a thumbnail varient cover gallery.

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Gorgeous art with a wholesome and dark story!

I really enjoyed this graphic novel. It is a very touching story.