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    The new Batman & Robin series brings Bruce and Damian back together

    Father and son are finally back together, like Batman Son Damian joins his father in an all-new continuing title. Next Batman and Robin Comedians will see this version of the Dynamic Duo unite for the first time in years.


    At MegaCon 2023, DC Comics previewed what fans can expect in the fall as the publisher continues its Dawn of DC initiative. This September, DC will release a new version Batman and Robin Joshua Williamson (SupermanAnd Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths) and Simon De Meo (Future State: Harley QuinnAnd Batman: White Knight Presents: The Red Hood). The Boy Wonder will join the Dark Knight on this adventure will be Bruce’s biological son, Damian. Williamson followed up the announcement with a post on Facebook Twitter He gave fans a sneak peek at the upcoming title.

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    Art sees Bruce and Damian swing across the Gotham City skyline together. The artwork hints at what fans can expect from the series, such as villains like Killer Croc, Manbat, and Orca. There is also a brief glimpse of Damien’s new vehicle, his “Robin Mobile”.


    Damian regains his status as Batman’s Robin

    Batman and Robin preview art DC Comics

    Admittedly, it’s a bit of a shock to see Damien reprise his role in the Dynamic Duo. Things have been difficult for the two of them ever since Bruce’s son quit his role as Robin and left Gotham City to travel the world. Bruce and Damian met briefly Shadow war to hunt down the real killer of Ra’s al Ghul. But they also went to war against each other in Batman vs. Robin When Damian fell under the influence of the demon Nezha. It’s been hard for father and son since the falling out, but after nearly losing his father, Damian realizes how important Bruce is to him.

    Bruce and Damien will be partners again for the first time in a long time. While it’s unknown what this means for Robin’s currently cast, Tim Drake, the opportunity is a good one. When Damian was Batman’s Robin, he grew up dramatically from the bad-tempered, murderous brat he was when he showed up on Bruce’s doorstep. But their relationship was severely damaged after Alfred Pennyworth was killed by Bane, an event for which Damian blamed himself. The death drove a wedge between father and son, but now that they’ve been through hell and back together, they can finally make up for lost time.

    Batman and Robin He can fix Bruce and Damian’s relationship

    Bruce and Damian hug DC Comics

    Bruce and Damian are stoic individuals who struggle with being open about their feelings. But they still cared for each other, and their time apart only reminded them of the value of family. Damian considers becoming Bruce’s Robin again a step towards mending their relationship and getting things back to normal for the two of them. It may not be easy, and they may have to work on things to rebuild the trust they once had. But fighting alongside each other as a Dynamic Duo is a huge step for both heroes. Fans can watch the reunion whenever Batman and Robin It comes out this September.

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