For the love of your own sanity, pick upRobin #7.You need to be reading this series, it is one of the best currently running. The writing is amazing, the artwork's gorgeous, and the vibrant colors are, you guessed it… OUTSTANDING. See, Williamson? I'm taking a leaf out of your book. Keep the readers guessing! I will be, all the way till the next issue. Read Full Review

Robin #7 offers up an earth-shattering surprise character reveal and a showdown between Robin and his new crush Flatline. What more could you want? This issue is a good example of how Robin is delivering an excellent adventure only Damian could undertake. Read Full Review

For what seems on the surface like a straightforward martial arts book, this title holds a lot of mysteries. Read Full Review

Robin continues to be one of the most fun yet brutal and real series around because it wears its heart on its sleeve and truly is giving one of the best looks at Damian Wayne that we've ever had. Every aspect and moment laid out across the previous six issues come into play as the endgame approaches, showing off a great marriage between solid intricate planning and the ability to have a lot of fun along the way. Read Full Review

Robin faces off against Respawn. Then he has a revealing conversation with Mother Soul. Soon, the tournament whittles down to its final competitors. Finally, Robin battles Flatline and the final competitors are revealed.The Story: Im really enjoying the progression of this story line. Especially in terms of Robins growth. Mother Souls origin and connection to the Island are fascinating, and are sure to play a bigger role in the DC Universe. I am looking forward to the next chapter of this series.This good looking issue features detailed drawings set in a modern comic book styling. The actions scenes are interesting, and there is an attention to detail in character form and expression that is extremely captivating. Read Full Review

Final Thoughts:Robin #7 by Joshua Williamson is one of the better issues of this series thus far. Ironically enough, it takes a deathmatch to show the many layers of Damian Wayne. He has a heart. He is not just a robot. This is both a blessing and a hindrance. There is a shocking revelation towards the middle of the story that will ultimately decide how Damian uses not only his heart but his mind. If you fell off the latest Robin series, I can understand. This is the issue that brings it all together. I would recommend checking it out. Read Full Review

Robin's streamlined story and tone combined with exhilarating art make it one of a welcome new addition to the DC ranks. Read Full Review

The revelations found in this issue read primarily as preamble with no genuine shocks provided; Robin #8 is set to be quite a stunner now that all of the groundwork is finally laid. Read Full Review

I loved this issue, in fact it might be my favorite of the series so far. The tension is consistently high and only gets better as the issue progresses, the fights are a lot of fun, and the story is still so full of heart. The art is also stunning, with moments that still have me thinking about them. It's continually so good, and feels like it's getting better with every issue and if you haven't started reading it yet you are really missing out on a gem. Read Full Review

Robin #7 brings another beautiful issue told and illustrated by the creatives of Robin that leads the reader into complex topics through a bright and fun filter. This has been, and remains, my most anticipated read of each month. Read Full Review

The mystery deepens, and the answers give make sense both as a narrative and to explain the strange video-game nature of the island, adding a new character or two to Robin's Rogue's Gallery and looking good doing it. Read Full Review

A fun issue in a series designed for maximum lazy Sunday style comic enjoyment. Read Full Review

There are some big reveals this issue and thank goodness for it because while I love the characters involved in this series, the tournament angle is wearing thin and boy do we get a bunch of it. Overall though even with me getting tired of the tournament, this angle has given us some great characters and their interactions with each other is what keeps me a fan and you get some really great stuff here... I just can't wait for the next part of this series. Read Full Review

Robin #7 is another fun chapter in the Lazarus Tournment. Joshua Williamson, Gleb Melinikov, and Max Dunbar waste no time getting through the tournament as we reach the finals by the end of the issue. The pacing makes this final match have much more hype around it as the competitors have built a personal rivalry the deeper we've gotten into the tournament. Read Full Review

I think I have said this before but if I haven't then here; A robin book didn't have to be this freaking good but here we have it. this issue goes back to act like issue 1 where everything was fast with a bunch of information but didn't feel like a skip even for a second. amazing art and amazing fight scenes

My favorite DC Book

Hey! A DC comic that doesn’t suck! Who’d have thought…

Seriously, this is a great comic. Story’s been fun (no cringeworthy garbage). Art has been good. Most important, it’s been CONSISTENTLY great.

one of the best books out there, and it shows why Joshua Williamson is one of the best DC Writers right now. Maybe even one of the best modern writers right now

This is a title that knows what it is, what it wants to be, and how it wants to go about doing just that. It’s fun. And that’s really all there is to it.

Pretty good. This book is a little confusing to me. There's plenty that I should find boring about it, but there's a brevity to it that doesn't let me collapse into that boredom quite so easily as I would normally.

Por el momento creo que este señor esta dentro de los 3 más decentes escritores. Y no para nada contemplo a Taylor, Tamaki y la horda de escritores haciendole a la izquierda. El tema es cansado, esto de las peleas mortal Kombat pero lo maneja bien.

robin just verbally explaining the plot bc it's too complex to naturally reveal i guess lol

"Then I'm coming for you"

It seems that Robin's very own Mortal Kombat is losing its steam a little bit, but the book still has solid art and characters, and that tease at the end may make for a great issue #8.

It's also nice to see, that at least one of the Super-Sons is acting Super.