JASON TODD TO THE RESCUE?! As Memento's reign of terror continues, the city's inhabitants find themselves locked in fear as Gotham awaits his next move. Meanwhile, Damian Wayne doubts if Batman and Robin are enough to save their city. Are the Dynamic Duo truly helping to keep Gotham safe, or does their presence simply enable violence and villainy to thrive? A heart-to-heart between Damian and Jason Todd, and Jason's subsequent demystifying of what it means to be Robin, has left the son of Batman questioning his place and his future. Now, with Memento close to delivering a killing blow on Batman, the Dark Knight needs his son more than ever... more
As Gotham teeters on the edge, one thing remains uncertainhow much longer can Batman and Robin stand together? Read Full Review
This is one of the few recent Batman books to truly capture a horror vibe, one that leaves us doubting the characters' very perceptions. It's a great mystery anchoring a book with lots of personal turmoil. Read Full Review
Batman and Robin #19 is an adrenaline fueled thrill, injected with some emotional damage. FUN! Read Full Review
Batman and Robin 19 is another strong entry in the Memento arc that thankfully has plenty of steam left. Read Full Review
I continue to appreciate Phillip Kennedy Johnson's approach to The Dynamic Duo. The depth and darkness of Batman and Robin's relationship mirrors the narrative itself. Memento himself is disturbing and both of the superheroes' vulnerability is on full display as the arc races towards its climax. Read Full Review
Batman and Robin #19 was just fine. The artwork was great as always and the story by Phillip Kennedy Johnson continues to be somewhat intriguing. But I'm starting to feel that this arc is starting to lose a little steam. I just want to know who Memento is already. Will we find out next issue? We'll have to see. Read Full Review
Batman and Robin #19 doesn't recognize its own potential, making it a very mediocre addition to the series. Read Full Review
Though I think this storyline is starting to drag and I don't understand the villain at all, there are some really good Damien moments in this run. I would really like Johnson to develop the villain a bit more so we can learn the stakes. I don't even know what he's after.
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This story continues to thrill even as we hit the 6 month mark! A mix of great character work and a scary new villain keeps the momentum going. This team hit the ground running when they took over the book last fall.
One of the better issues in this story, if not the best.
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