Synopsis:  

It’s Robins vs. cops! Robins vs. Robins! Robins vs. Batman! And Robins vs. the Court of Owls?!

There are kids all over the city calling themselves “Robin,” Bruce Wayne is no longer Batman, and the GCPD, led by the new, armored-up Batman, is cracking down on anybody wearing the “R.” And things only get worse when Robin, Red Hood, Red Robin, and Grayson all come back to Gotham City. Will they be able to preserve what Robin represents!?

AWEsomeness:

The story is brilliant, with the colors and art. The return of the old Robins makes the book more interesting as they build up an army against the Court of Owls to save the city.

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My Review:

An exciting read. This happens after Bruce loses his memory in his endgame battle with the Joker. In this wake, many kids take up the fight as Robin against the Owls, until the real Robins arrive, excluding Stephanie Brown. In the meantime, she was featured prominently in Batman & Robin Eternal, reclaiming her title as Spoiler. And moreover, in the New 52 timeline, she was never a Robin. It’s an enjoyable crossover, albeit it felt a tad overcooked or incoherent in some areas. The artwork varies at times, but it impersonates the situation in some ways to that of the actual Robins among many Robins, setting things to come further along in the line!

Rating: 4½/5

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