A review by carroq
Batman and Robin, Volume 1: Born to Kill by Guy Major, Patrick Gleason, Mick Gray, Peter J. Tomasi, John Kalisz
4.0
I don't like Damian Wayne. The few books that I have read featuring him are among my least favorite Batman stories. He doesn't seem to be intended as a likeable character, but it can be pushed a bit too far.
That being said, this is a great showcase of both how different and similar Bruce and Damian are. Bruce seems to struggle a bit more imparting his values on Damian than I remember with other Robins.
The writers made an excellent choice for NoBody as the villain. His attempt to break up the Waynes moves the story along. Bruce has to face the very thing he tries to hide from his son and risks losing everything.
That being said, this is a great showcase of both how different and similar Bruce and Damian are. Bruce seems to struggle a bit more imparting his values on Damian than I remember with other Robins.
The writers made an excellent choice for NoBody as the villain. His attempt to break up the Waynes moves the story along. Bruce has to face the very thing he tries to hide from his son and risks losing everything.