Batman (1940-2011) #670

Ra's al Ghul's unexpected resurrection sends ripples of unease through Gotham City, particularly impacting the young allies of Batman. With the return of this formidable foe, a sense of foreboding creeps into the lives of Batman's teenage companions. As they grapple with the implications of Ra's al Ghul’s return, their experiences challenge their understanding of heroism and mortality.

Grant Morrison weaves a intricate tale of heroism, identity, and legacy, pitching Batman against not just a physical adversary but also the shadows of his past and present. The art by Tony S. Daniel and Jonathan Glapion brings a dynamic visual element that underscores the intense emotions involved in this confrontation.

This gripping chapter invites readers to dive deeper into the complexities of the Dark Knight's world, exploring themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the burden of being a hero. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that the fight against Ra's al Ghul is not solely for Gotham's safety, but also a personal journey for Batman and his allies.