Scan barcode
A review by pickett22
Batman & Robin, Vol. 4: Dark Knight vs. White Knight by Paul Cornell
2.0
So we start out this collection with a run called "The Sum of her Parts," which was about a strong female villain who was so obviously written by a man it's physically painful. Welcome to DC.
Then we have "Tree of Blood," which, as the title might suggest, was pretty gruesome. I think, though, if I was really into Batman and Robin, I might have liked that one. As it is, I'm kind like... cool story, bro.
Finally, we have "The Streets Run Red," in which the Red Hood breaks out of prison. With some help. And in which Jason Todd spends much of his time undressed. So I'm pretty okay with this one. Definitely the best of the bunch.
I really enjoyed the Bat Family dynamic in all of them. They're actually pretty great characters.
Then we have "Tree of Blood," which, as the title might suggest, was pretty gruesome. I think, though, if I was really into Batman and Robin, I might have liked that one. As it is, I'm kind like... cool story, bro.
Finally, we have "The Streets Run Red," in which the Red Hood breaks out of prison. With some help. And in which Jason Todd spends much of his time undressed. So I'm pretty okay with this one. Definitely the best of the bunch.
I really enjoyed the Bat Family dynamic in all of them. They're actually pretty great characters.