Books like Batman and Robin Must Die! by Grant Morrison
The battle between Batman and Black Glove reaches its climax. Dr. Hurt declares himself the real Thomas Wayne, Bruce’s missing father, intent on reclaiming his domain. He teams with Professor Pyg, who releases a drug epidemic in Gotham, while Commissioner Gordon falls under the Dollotrons’ control. Batman and Robin must act swiftly, finding a new ally in the fight. Yet, can they truly trust the Joker? Behind the scenes, another hero’s unexpected return looms.
First publish date: 2011
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Superhero Comics
Authors: Grant Morrison
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