March 1, 2010
What’s the difference between Batman and the new Batman and Robin Series by Grant Morrison?
Is ‘Batman and Robin’ just like a part of the Batman series like ‘Detective Stories’ was or is it Like all star Batman without all the ridiculous Gridiness?
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From what we know, It’ll be like Grant’s previous run on the book, but will have a new Batman and possibly a new Robin. This will feature both. The gritty stories will be written by Mr. Greg Rucka.
Check out Newsarama or DC comics website for the name of the titles. (I’m drawing a blank of two of them)
Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson
Batman and Robin is a new series in the DC Universe proper by Grant Morrison and Frank Quietly (not to be confused with All-Star Batman and Robin by Frank Miller and Jim Lee) which debuts in June. This is a new title in the wake of Morrison’s Batman RIP and Final Crisis events, after the Batman: Battle for the Cowl mini-series.
Detective Comics will continue to be published, featuring Batwoman written by Greg Rucka, with a Question co-feature. The Batman ongoing series will be written by Judd Winick. There’s also Batman: Streets of Gotham, and Gotham City Sirens.
See DC Comics’s June solicitations for more information: http://dccomics.com/dcu/comics/?dat=20090603.
There’s no real difference between the two except for the voice actors.