Batman and Robin #8

jlat89's Batman and Robin #8 - Blackest Knight, Part Two: Batman vs. Batman review

Batman and Robin #8

This issue starts off with Batwoman telling Batman how she got to where she is as they look on to see if Dick was right in throwing the "Batman Corpse" into the pit.  A "Batman" does come out of the pit.  Everyone saw it if they look at the cover.  But the question is, is it Bruce?  I can't really say much about this issue because there are some hardcore spoilers.  What I will say is there is a little nod to Batman R.I.P. and Final Crisis, but its more of the first one.  Alfred also find out that Dick took the "body of Batman."  Damien comes back from some spine surgery (they can't do this to Oracle because?) and Batwoman and Batman are in a "rocky" situation.  That's as spoiler free as I can get.
Grant Morrison continues to shine in this series, the writing has gotten much better and Cameron Stewart's art fits this story arc very well.  The ending of this issue makes me happy that I don't have to wait a month to see the conclusion.  Overall a good issue.  Read this series, it's one of the best Batman Books out there.

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