DC Comics - The Legend of Batman #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Superman Batman Revenge Squads!", Bruce Wayne takes on a new responsibility when Lance Bruner, the son of a friend of his father, becomes his ward. With Dick and the Titans trying to guide him, Lance struggles to turn his life around—until he discovers the shocking truth about Bruce and Dick’s secret identities, setting off a chain of events that tests loyalty and trust. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with dynamic art by Neal Adams, this issue features striking cover art by Adams, capturing the tension between mentor and protege in a story that blends legacy, rebellion, and the weight of secrets.
In "The Superman Batman Revenge Squads!" from *The Legend of Batman* #26, the annual showdown between Superman and Jimmy Olsen versus Batman and Robin takes a chaotic turn when their respective Revenge Squads go rogue—each team determined to outwit the other, no matter the cost. With the stakes higher than ever, the battle of wits and strength unfolds across a series of high-stakes challenges, testing loyalty, speed, and cunning.
In "null," Jason Desmond’s final, desperate performance as a dying alien on the run pulls Batman and Superman into a web of deception—his story of two warring aliens rings hollow, but when Superman reveals the truth, the lie spreads faster than the truth, tricking Supergirl, Batgirl, Robin, and Jimmy Olsen into believing the farce.
In "The Sleepwalker from the Sea!", Aquaman drifts through a haze of guilt and confusion, his mind compromised as he unwittingly aids Ocean Master in a scheme to plunder and destroy a Gotham seaside development. As the tide turns, the weight of his actions and the secrets beneath the waves begin to pull him toward a reckoning he can’t yet understand.
In "Punish Not My Evil Son," Bruce Wayne takes in Lance Bruner, the troubled son of a deceased friend, setting off a tense and emotional journey. As Dick and the Titans try to guide Lance through his rebellious streak, the boy’s discovery that Bruce and Dick are Batman and Robin throws their fragile trust into chaos.
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