I think what makes this guy special is in the way that he relates to life and death he’s seen things the rest of us just couldn’t deal with. So what I wanted to do, and what you’re going to see coming up, is a Batman who has a very different approach to death than what most of us do.
This is a guy who works in a superhero universe who has seen friends die and come back to life. Over my run, we’ve seen a Batman who’s basically a super Buddhist meditation addict who’s going through one of the most hardcore rituals. How do you think Damian’s death challenges Bruce as a character? Morrison: Well, what I don’t want to do is the whole weepy Batman the Batman in mourning thing. IGN: Very quickly Damian became my favorite Robin Batman’s lost Robins before but Damian’s death isn’t quite the same. Initially I was going to do it in the first four issues, but I’m glad we didn’t because we got to build him up to be a much bigger and stronger character. It’s amazing that no one leaked the news until a couple of weeks ago! But yeah, it was always going to happen it was part of his destiny and the character arc he was put through. So even two years ago I was telling everyone this stuff was going to happen. I actually have my series pitch from Apand the death of Damian is right there. Why Damian Wayne is the Best Robin IGN Comics: Was it always part of your larger plan on Batman to wind down your run with the death of Damian? Grant Morrison: Yeah, always. While Morrison still has four issues of Batman Incorporated left before he wraps up his nearly seven years on Batman (which is also our #1 run of the decade), but we wanted to get the skinny on what led to the decision to kill Damian and how it will impact the rest of the story to come.
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