A standout to me was how colonialism was used by The Order to further their standing and power. Other countries/cultures had their way of dealing with the monsters, yet they were treated as "rivals", to either be assimilated or eliminated. A depressing reflection to reality.

Ooh I like that much better

My full review

Matheus Lopes knocks it out the park with his phenomenal colouring. These two pages are just examples of how amazing it is.

This with Samnee's art and Waid's writing is an incredible combination.

with the social worker just to give looks at Bruce when she isn't looking. However, we're reminded of Dick's actual age, despite how mature he is, at the prospect of going to school.

Waid balances Dick's characterisation perfectly.

The entire sequence with the social worker is fantastic. Poor Alfred being stressed. Dick getting himself fully dressed just for Alfred to make him put on pyjamas instead to show he'd "only just gotten up". Dick intentionally making himself look and act younger-

Little moments like this throughout the book showcase Bruce's understanding and care for Dick. We're seeing the building blocks of how Robin got so good at reading Batman.

Bruce ordering Dick to leave him behind and getting momentarily upset that Dick even came to help. However, then he thanks Dick and reassures him how he's a lot more experienced at being a vigilante.
Batman's annoyance is with the new villain, not Robin.

Dick Wednesdays 🤣🤣🤣