Okay, let's see. Robin son of Batman was the first comic book I ever bought, and it was amazing, Gleason was a surprising new writer. I really enjoyed this book, the first arc was superb and Damian's character was correctly managed... but now... without Gleason, the book has lost quality, is my opinion, sorry. Fawkes don't handles correctly the Damian's voice, the continuity is broken, the character growth is null.... and is very sad because this was a amazing book. Truly. This book will not survive to the 'Rebith' thing... and is sad because it was a very good book. I'm sorry, but I think DC continue doing bad decisions.

I like the issue, but Damian's a tough character to write. No all writers can write him well and Percy is an example of that, so... I hope issue 1 restore my faith in the series.

I really like this book, Damian as character has a lot of potential, but Fawkes didn't quite get it right with the climax from this issue, it felt flat.

I like this, really. This issue have good moments. First, we can see Damian stalking to his father, then to Maya, and we have Goliath, Titus, Alfred, and Bat-Cow. The only but that I find is the mistake with the Damian's cat name.

For someone who never read a single issue of teen titans, this issue was very fun. I liked it, and I think Percy is starting to handle the Damian voice correctly, more or less though, some bits of his dialogue sounded a little off but nothing serious. The only thing cause me some confusion is that Damian said he has no friends, but he does, Maya and Suren are his friends, right?

Very funny!! But Damian, honey, you're big dork, and Jon, please, control your anger outbursts.

Really fun issue, but after read this, I finally realize it. Damian being thirteen make sense when you think on this: He lived like a year with his father before his death. He remained dead like a year too (more or less). He was returning the objects of his year of blood and then, he return home for the Robin war.

This issue was surprisingly good.