Comic Review: Batman and Robin: Year One – Dynamic Duos #2

In this review of Batman & Robin: Year One – Dynamic Duos #2, Batman has Robin disguised to infiltrate the junior pick-pocketing gang! Will this lead him to The Catwoman? Or someone worse! Batman & Robin: Year One – Dynamic Duos #2 main cover by Chris Samnee (DC Comics) BATMAN & ROBIN: YEAR ONE – DYNAMIC DUOS #2 Written by MARK WAID and CHRIS SAMNEE Art and Main Cover: CHRIS SAMNEE Variant Covers: DAVID TALASKI, DUNCAN FEGREDO, ADRIÁN GUTIÉRREZ, GREG CAPULLO Page Count: 32 pages Release Date: 9/9/26 This review contains spoilers Batman & Robin: Year One – Dynamic Duos #2 begins in the Batcave deep below Wayne Manor, where Bruce and Alfred apply facial makeup to Dick in order for him to infiltrate the Wolf Pack, the gang of juvenile offenders picking the rich denizens of Gotham clean of their pricey goods. As Dick relishes the chance to play a role, Bruce plays his by calling up various members of Gotham’s elite who’ve been victimized by the gang, zeroing in on their whereabouts through these accounts. Meanwhile Mehitabel returns to the apartment of The Catwoman with a black eye. Catwoman is eager to lend an ear to her troubles, but as soon as she returns from her sh...