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Robin like ensuring Mother Soul has Damian’s heart and introducing some further lore about the island. Between all that we have hints of what’s sure to play a role in Batman vs. The issue feels partially like a normal Robin book: quippy, fast paced, and humorous, and partially like a goodbye: lingering on moments of growth, reflecting on Damian’s journey, and even giving the manga he’s reading an ending. Robin, and finish telling the story it started with Lord Death Man and Flatline. The narrative is pulled between trying to wrap up Damian’s arc, propel him towards Batman vs. This issue even attempts to continue that, which furthers the odd feeling you get reading it. Until this issue there’s been nothing in the text itself to indicate it was coming to such a quick end, it’s been instead chugging away with it’s story, reintroducing characters who left during Shadow War, starting new plot threads with characters like Mara, and generally recapturing the fun it’s spend so much time nurturing. So this abrupt ending stands out in a painfully glaring way and feels out of place. Almost from the start of the series, Robin has felt like it has a lot more to say about Damian and his journey than 17 issues can cover, and has laid the groundwork to build those stories out over a longer period of time. None of the last couple issues leading up to it have had that feeling, and honestly I’m not sure why it has to end in the first place. To start with, this does not feel like the end of a series.