Batman & Robin: Year One: Dynamic Duos #3
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| Writer | Mark Waid, Chris Samnee |
| Artist | Chris Samnee |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
While Batman foils the plans of the Mad Hatter, Robin has been sent in undercover to infiltrate the Wolf Pack and figure out who’s pulling their strings!
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8.8
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Oct 14, 2026Batman and Robin must adapt to a city spiraling out of control with another superb issue. Waid brings out the weight of their roles with a hint of looming danger. Samnee, Lopes & Cowles continue to impress with stunning art. Readers won’t be able to escape this series’ charms. Read Full Review
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AIPT - Diane Darcy
Oct 14, 2026Batman and Robin: Year One: Dynamic Duos delivers an odd third issue where Batman randomly fights a new foe whilst Robin is left in peril in his undercover mission for the caped crusader. Read Full Review
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8.0
The Batman Universe - D.M. Grant
Oct 18, 2026There's plenty of time to explore that in the future, but since this is the Batman and Robin book going forward, it'd be nice to have that grounding on how they live early on. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.0
Not as interesting as the first 2 issues but I’ll still with it.
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7.5
Another enjoyable issue. This one was over pretty quick. But still very good. The bit in the beginning with Mad Hatter threw me off a bit. I’d forgotten where we’d left off from the previous issue. Was quickly reminded after we switched over to where Dick Grayson was at. His cliffhanger from last issue was resolved pretty easily. Good issue, but not as entertaining as the previous two.
Also, I’m not really sure that Alfred would actually hold Bruce up while he had to go check in with Dick Grayson, who had gone undercover to infiltrate a criminal gang. But this is still the best thing currently coming out from DC. -
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