Detective Comics: Batman 80th Anniversary Giant #1
"Table for Two" is a poignant, character-driven story from the Detective Comics: Batman 80th Anniversary Giant #1, written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Bob Kane with inks by Jerry Robinson. It revisits the origins of Dick Grayson with a quiet, emotionally grounded take on his first encounter with Batman, focusing on the moment he witnesses his parents' murder and the choice that sets him on his path. The story captures the gravity of that pivotal night, with Jim Lee and Scott Williams delivering a striking cover that honors the legacy of the character.
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Dick Grayson watches his parents die and overhears the killers confessing the point, and he decides to tip off the Police. However, the Batman intervenes to save the boy's life, and trains him to become his partner, Robin the Boy Wonder. Then the duo head out to gather evidence needed to put the criminals behind bars.
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