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Cover: Tony S. Daniel

Batman and Robin Eternal #2

Aug 2016 · DC · 34.99 USD; 41.99 CAD
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This second volume of Batman & Robin Eternal collects issues #7-12 of the weekly series, continuing the post-Convergence storyline that explores the dark legacy of the villainous organization known as the Parliament of Owls. As Batman's former sidekicks—including Red Hood, Red Robin, and Batgirl—unravel the mystery of a rogue ex-Talon, they confront the psychological trauma inflicted by the Court of Owls and face a new threat that tests their bonds. The story, written by a team including James Tynion IV and Scott Snyder, deepens the interconnected history of the Bat-family while delivering high-stakes action and character-driven drama.

In "Home Is Where the Heart Is," Red Robin races to expose a dangerous virus tied to Mother’s digital legacy, while tensions flare between Orphan and Bluebird over a painful secret about Cassandra’s past. Flashbacks reveal a haunting moment when Mother, cornered by Batman, chooses death over capture—setting off a chain of events that still echoes in the present. Written by Ed Brisson, James Tynion IV, and Scott Snyder, with art by Scot Eaton and inks by Wayne Faucher, this issue blends psychological suspense with high-stakes espionage, all wrapped in Tony S. Daniel’s striking cover.

Contains 14 stories
Home Is Where the Heart Is
20 pp · Superhero
Cassandra CainMotherOrphan [David Cain]The SculptorBatman [Bruce Wayne](flashback)Agent 37 [Dick Grayson]Bluebird [Harper Row]
Scare Tactics
20 pp · Superhero
Batman [Bruce Wayne] (flashback)Scarecrow [Jonathan Crane] (flashback)Agent 37 [Dick Graysonalso as Robin (flashback)]Bluebird [Harper Row]Cassandra CainOrphan [David Cain]

In "Scare Tactics," Jo faces a chilling revelation: Batman once worked with the Scarecrow to defeat Mother. As Grayson, Bluebird, and Cassandra flee, Orphan is taken into custody—leaving behind a web of secrets that could unravel everything they thought they knew.

The Deception of St. Dumas
20 pp · Superhero
Red Robin [Tim Drake]Azrael [Jean-Paul Valley]Red Hood [Jason Todd]Saint DumasMother (flashback)Scarecrow [Jonathan Crane] (flashback)Batman [Bruce Wayne] (flashback)Robin [Dick Grayson] (flashback)Joker (flashback)
The Dying Joke
20 pp · Superhero
Batman [Bruce Wayne] (flashback)Robin [Dick Grayson] (flashback)Scarecrow [Jonathan Crane] (flashback)Joker (flashback)Red Robin [Tim Drake]Azrael [Jean-Paul Valley]Red Hood [Jason Todd]
Let's All Go to the Lobby
20 pp · Superhero
Agent 37 [Dick Grayson]Helena BertinelliOrphan [David Cain] (also in flashback)Batman [Bruce Wayne](flashback)Mother (flashback)Harper Row [Bluebird]Red Hood [Jason Todd]Red Robin [Tim Drake]

In "Let's All Go to the Lobby," Dick and Harper bring Orphan to Spyral headquarters, where his unsettling presence stirs long-buried tensions. Years after Batman’s failed attempt to capture Mother and Orphan, the past resurfaces in chilling ways as Orphan’s taunts hint at secrets that still linger.

Past Projections
20 pp · Superhero
Helena BertinelliAgent 37 [Dick Grayson]Red Robin [Tim Drake]Red Hood [Jason Todd]Cassandra CainJoker (cameo, flashback)Harper Row [Bluebird]Orphan [David Cain]Batman [Bruce Wayne]MotherDoctor NetzPoppy AshemoreMiranda Row (flashback)Marcus Row (flashback)

In "Past Projections," Red Robin races to uncover the truth behind a dangerous virus tied to Mother’s mind control, while Orphan confronts Bluebird with a painful revelation about Cassandra’s past. Flashbacks reveal a desperate Mother fleeing Batman—her final act a quiet, tragic choice that echoes into the present.

Spyraling Down
20 pp · Superhero
Harper Row [Bluebird]Orphan [David Cain]Red Hood [Jason Todd]Red Robin [Tim Drake]Agent 37 [Dick Grayson]Cassandra CainHelena Bertinelli
Death Spyral
20 pp · Superhero
Red Robin [Tim Drake]Orphan [David Cain]Red Hood [Jason Todd]Harper Row [Bluebird]Cassandra CainHelena BertinelliAgent 37 [Dick Grayson]Poppy AshemoreRobin [Damian Wayne] (last page cameo)

In "Death Spyral," chaos reigns as Mother’s mind-controlled teens run amok, forcing Orphan and Poppy to flee with Cassandra and Harper in tow. Damian arrives, convinced only he can restore order—though his methods may be as unpredictable as the situation itself.

A Mother's Story
20 pp · Superhero
Deadshot (flashback)Batman [Bruce Wayne] (flashback)Penguin [Oswald Cobblepot] (flashback)Agent 37 [Dick Graysonalso as Robin (flashback)]Harper Row (flashback)Marcus Row (flashback)Mother (flashback)

In "A Mother's Story" from Batman and Robin Eternal #2, Bruce Wayne journeys to Europe to uncover the truth behind Mother’s past, confronting the shadows of her history with quiet resolve. Returning to Gotham, he grapples with the weight of her final wishes, making a solemn decision about whether to let young Harper into his life—just as she asked.

Raise Your Glass
20 pp · Superhero
MotherOrphan [David Cain]Cassandra CainHarper Row [Bluebird]Poppy AshemoreAgent 37 [Dick Grayson]Robin [Damian Wayne](also in flashback)Red Hood [Jason Todd]Red Robin [Tim Drake]Batman [Bruce Wayne](flashback)
Zero Hour
20 pp · Superhero
Spoiler [Stephanie Brown]Red Robin [Tim Drake]Batgirl [Barbara Gordon]Red Hood [Jason Todd]Robin [Damian Wayne]Agent 37 [Dick Grayson]MidnighterCullen RowJonathan Crane [Scarecrow]Batwoman [Kate Kate](cameo)Katana (cameo)Catwoman (cameo)Helena Bertinelli (cameo)Black Canary (cameo)Goliath (cameo)

In "Zero Hour," Dick Grayson and his team rally additional allies to brace for the final confrontation with Mother’s forces, leveraging the unexpected edge provided by Midnighter’s Door technology—a crucial tool that shifts the tide in their favor.

All Out
20 pp · Superhero
Agent 37 [Dick Grayson]Robin [Damian Wayne]Red Hood [Jason Todd]Red Robin [Tim Drake]Batwoman [Kate Kane]Batgirl [Barbara Gordon]Matron [Helena Bertinelli]Black Canary [Dinah Lance]KatanaTalonCatwoman [Selina Kyle]MidnighterMotherHarper Row [Bluebird]Azrael [Jean-Paul Valley]Cassandra CainCullen RowBatman [James Gordon] (cameo)Robin [Duke Thomas] (cameo)Goliath (cameo)

In "All Out," as mind-controlled teens unleash chaos across the globe, Dick Grayson races to infiltrate Mother's Arctic base to stop her, but Azrael is determined to end her life before she can be stopped. The stakes are high, and not even the Bat-family can agree on how to save the world—or who deserves to survive.

Orphans
20 pp · Superhero
MidnighterJonathan Crane [Scarecrow]Red Robin [Tim Drake]Robin [Damian Wayne]Batwoman [Kate Kane]Batgirl [Barbara Gordon]Matron [Helena Bertinelli]Black Canary [Dinah Drake]KatanaCatwoman [Selina Kyle]TalonSpoiler [Stephanie Brown]Agent 37 [Dick Grayson]Azrael [Jean-Paul Valley]MotherBluebird [Harper Row]Cassandra CainCullen RowRobin [Duke Thomas]Batman [James Gordon] (cameo)
New World
38 pp · Superhero
MotherBluebird [Harper Row]Agent 37 [Dick Grayson]Cassandra CainAzrael [Jean-Paul Valley]Black Canary [Dinah Drake]Batwoman [Kate Kane]Batgirl [Barbara Gordon]Robin [Damian Wayne]Red Hood [Jason Todd]Red Robin [Tim Drake]Catwoman [Selina Kyle]MidnighterTalonSpoiler [Stephanie Brown]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Miranda Row (flashback)

In "New World," Jo and Azrael face off against Mother in her Arctic stronghold, where the stakes are as cold as the ice around them. With Bluebird by their side, they dismantle her operation in a tense showdown that pushes them to their limits.

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Full credits

writer Ed Brisson
artist Scot Eaton
colorist Gabe Eltaeb
cover pencils, inks Tony S. Daniel

Reprints

↩ Reprints Batman and Robin Eternal #13 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #14 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #15 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #16 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #17 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #18 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #19 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #20 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #21 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #22 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #23 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #24 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #25 (2016), Batman and Robin Eternal #26 (2016)

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