Batman by Grant Morrison Book Three - Paperback

by Grant Morrison (Author), Frazer Irving (Illustrator), Andy Clarke (Illustrator)

Grant Morrison's Batman saga reaches a fever pitch as Gotham reels from the fallout of Batman R.I.P., the shadow of Dr. Hurt deepens, and Bruce Wayne's lost journey through time accelerates toward its explosive end.

Dick Grayson, the original Boy Wonder. Damian Wayne, Bruce Wayne's wayward son. Together, they are the new chapter of Gotham's legendary protectors, Batman and Robin, and this Dynamic Duo will stop at nothing to keep their city safe. But the original Batman is not dead. And neither are his enemies.

While two of the Dark Knight's deadliest foes emerge from the shadows to wage all-out war against each other, Bruce Wayne contends with a different battle against time itself in search of a way back to his city and his family.

Continuing the epic saga from the Eisner Award-winning writer, Batman by Grant Morrison Book Three collects Batman and Robin #10-16, Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #1-6, and Batman #701-702!

Author Biography

Grant Morrison is an Eisner Award-winning writer and one of the most influential voices in modern comics, celebrated for redefining mythology across superheroes, horror, and experimental fiction. Their groundbreaking work at DC includes Batman, All-Star Superman, Final Crisis, JLA, and Doom Patrol, each marked by bold imagination and emotional depth. Beyond comics, Morrison is the creator of the television series Brave New World and the author of the bestselling memoir Supergods. Their storytelling blends high-concept ideas, genre innovation, and a deep fascination with heroism's symbolic power.

Tony Daniel (Batman, Detective Comics, Deathstroke), Frank Quitely (All-Star Superman, We3, New X-Men), Andy Clarke (Detective Comics, Batman and Robin, R.E.B.E.L.S.), Frazer Irving (Batman and Robin, Seven Soldiers: Klarion, X-Men) Cameron Stewart (Batman and Robin, Batgirl, Catwoman), and Dustin Nguyen (Detective Comics, Batman: Lil' Gotham, Batman--Streets of Gotham) bring a remarkable spectrum of visual styles--ranging from hyper-detailed action to atmospheric surrealism--that perfectly complement Morrison's bold, reality-bending narrative and help define this era of Batman storytelling.