Batman and Robin #22

Writer: Peter J. Tomasi Artist: Patrick Gleason Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: April 13, 2011 Cover Price: $2.99 Critic Reviews: 3 User Reviews: 8
6.7Critic Rating
7.4User Rating

"Dark Knight, White Knight," part three of three! As The White Knight makes his final, bright stand against the darkness and corruption of Gotham City, Batman and Robin find themselves trapped in a war of good and evil . . . but no matter who wins, the Dark Knight's city will surely suffer!

  • 9.0
    IGN - Apr 13, 2011

    The only thing that's disappointing about Batman and Robin #22 is that Tomasi and Gleason will not be returning next month. The dynamic duo is taking a break from the series for a few issues to let Judd Winick and Guillem March come in and tell a Red Hood story. I can say without hesitation that they will be missed. I absolutely cannot wait for Tomasi and Gleason to return to Batman and Robin to continue telling more explosive stories featuring Gotham's new dynamic duo. Read Full Review

  • 6.0
    Comic Book Resources - Greg McElhatton Apr 13, 2011

    So what's next? Hopefully with time Tomasi and Gleason will grow into the title. Of course, it's only an assumption at this point that Tomasi and Gleason are still scheduled to be the regular creative team, as originally announced. "Batman and Robin" #23-25 is running a story by Judd Winick, Guillem March, and Greg Tocchini, so it's anyone's guess at this point what lies ahead for "Batman and Robin." Maybe they'll be back, maybe "Batman and Robin" is the new "Batman Confidential" (which of course was the new "Legends of the Dark Knight"). For now, based strictly on their "Green Lantern Corps" work, I'm hoping Tomasi and Gleason will return with a more distinctive take on the title. For now, though, this is a comic that is perfectly fine, but still in danger of getting lost in the shuffle. Read Full Review

  • 5.0
    Weekly Comic Book Review - DS ArsenaultShare this: Apr 13, 2011

    A pretty good Gotham offering that the fans can enjoy. I don't think it's going to draw in new readers or transform the mythos, but I'm eager to see this creative team's offering next issue. Read Full Review

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