This is the only title set during Gotham War worth reading at the moment. No nonsensical premise, OOC characterization, just good old fashioned Batman and Robin together as a team, a Dynamic Duo, fighting crime and getting along as a team for the first time in...years (not counting when they had Tim fill in). It's just a fun book.
Joshua Williamson has a good handle on both Bruce and Damians' voices and their chemistry together as father and son as they reconcile being partners together again after so long apart and everything that's happened between them (I noticed Damians' flashbacks seem to blatantly ignore his last Titans team). There's still a bit of tension between there, but they feel like a family again and the way Damian imparts Alfreds' wisdom during their mealtime was a really sweet scene.
Simone Di Meo's art is very appropriate for this book, colorful and dynamic but also with sharp edges to denote that this is still a Batman book at the end of the day. The colors also lend itself well to that.
I like White Rabbit's new look. Williamson seems to like her, and I know she's showing up again later, so that's cool.
I feel like that lady wants to do more than just babysit Damian when she's visiting Bruce...
That's straight up Naruto in Damian's room. And Insomniacs After School!?
I thought Bruce would re-enroll Damian in Gotham Academy, knowing Williamson is a fan, but I guess he already got expelled from there and maybe dealing with more "normal" kids will be good for him.
Who needs the Batmobile when you've got Damians' souped up ride?
Killer Croc! Orca! The Terrible Trio! The Trio looked out of place until the reveal they'd been mutated. Gotham Monsters are finally making the city their own. Is Man-Bat brainwashed again?