The natural light in the room dimmed as the sun lowered and with it, the temperature. Slade could admit as much to himself that he could no longer watch impassively as the boy froze. Eyeing him, Slade tried to overlook the fact that he could practically see the water freezing into glistening crystals on his skin.

Bruce tried to convince himself that he didn't know where he had gone wrong. It didn't appear to work, as the coffin still seemed awfully small.

Dick has been missing for a month when Jason finds himself with a young protégé of his own. These two events should be completely unrelated, but they aren't.

Dick's acting strange. Jason, Tim and Damian mean to get to the bottom of it, but it's quite low on their priorities when they're suddenly trying to keep their older brother's blood inside his body. (Part 1 of Seer Series)

Batman and Robin are captured. The consequences lead Bruce to wonder if he made the right decision in making Dick his partner. (Part 2 of Seer Series)

It's not that he had never experienced racism, but it had never been an issue for him. Growing up in the League of Assassins, he learnt early on that actions meant more than words, that blades and bullets hurt more than insults and slurs. But it didn't change the fact that someone had hurt Grayson, and Damian wasn't the forgetting type.

Nightwing and Red Hood meet for the first time since the Lazarus Pit spat the latter out. Red Hood is brimming over with rage, Jason's mind doesn't want to him to remember, and Dick doesn't know how to speak to Jason without pissing off Red Hood. (Part 3 of Seer Series)

there's an injured bird, but it wasn't the cat who did it