The dynamics of the Bat-Family have always been a topic of interest—but being a parent can’t be harder than being Batman…right?!
Continuing the exciting Webtoons tale! Batman needs a break. But with new vigilante Duke Thomas living in Wayne Manor and an endless supply of adopted, fostered, and biological superhero children to manage, Bruce Wayne has his hands full.
CRC Payne is a freelance writer from Seattle, WA. Batman: Wayne Family Adventures is her first webcomic series. She spends most of her free time writing, reading, and drinking way too much tea.
Still excelling at exactly what it wants to be, it works wonders despite having no stakes and even offers a little bit of genuine character introspection once in a while.
Selina would be such a good stepmom. 😭 Pleaaaase take the Batman/Catwoman relationship to the next level and upgrade Selina to a main character. Read via webtoons (episodes #71-#94).
Bubble-gum stories from an alternate Batverse where Batman and all his helpers live in Wayne Manor as one big foster family. It's cute and funny, though it occasionally overreaches as it tries to be touching also.
The creators have found their groove and are sticking to it.
FOR REFERENCE:
Contents: Episode 72. Snowfall, Part 1 -- Episode 73. Snowfall, Part 2 -- Episode 74. Lesson Learned -- Episode 75. Worthy, Part 1 -- Episode 76. Worthy, Part 2 -- Episode 77. Suit Up -- Episode 78. Outlaws -- Episode 79. Just Desserts -- Episode 80. Holding Hope, Part 1 -- Episode 81. Holding Hope, Part 2 -- Episode 82. Sneak Attack -- Episode 83. Utility Belt -- Episode 84. Field Test -- Episode 85. Hold the Line, Part 1 -- Episode 86. Hold the Line, Part 2 -- Episode 87. Superman: Kent Family Adventures: Objects in the Mirror -- Episode 88. Birds of Prey -- Episode 89. Stickup -- Episode 90. What I Want, Part 1 -- Episode 91. What I Want, Part 2 -- Episode 92. News Flash -- Episode 93. Alarm Bells -- Episode 94. A Little Help from Friends -- Cover Designs by Vasco Georgiev
The above episodes are available online at WebToons starting with Episode 72 here.
More Bat Fam shenanigans. Lots of guests in this one, including Jon Kent. Art seemed a bit off, but these stories are so good I'll pass on docking stars for that.
~Thoughts 🍵~ I really love how the progression of these small stories shed a light that humanizes characters that aren’t seen in the brightest light by DC fans. It’s really lovely to see a new side of their lives and the characterisation of everyone. Although Batman WFA aren’t seen as “canon” to some fans, due to how the characters seem to”soft”, in my opinion, it’s still important. Everyone has rough edges, but they also have something soft deep down. Seeing darker sides and lighter sides are equally important to understand and appreciate someone. This series doesn’t shy away from darker aspects of their thoughts and past, which gives it a nice balance to the fluffier storylines. I love how Duke, Cass, and Kate, got more attention with stories that centred them. Plus I really love seeing the dynamics between other characters outside of the bat family. And of course I love Jason’s story, it was just ✨✨✨ (coming from a Jason Todd fan).
I had no idea this series existed until it came in at the library. It looked silly and cute so I figured I would give it a try. I was expecting more of a continuous story, but these 'issues' (or episodes, to use the term in the comic itself) are all essentially small one-shots. Everyone is a bit silly, some characters more than others, while still feeling at least a little connected to their canon personalities. Basically just a fluffy family dynamic, and holy heck the number of bat-people/new robins has proliferated since I stopped reading DC regularly. Keeping everyone straight outside the main 3 Robins was definitely hard for me. I don't know if I would recommend reading the whole thing straight through either; I enjoyed it but I almost didn't want to keep reading the series because it does get to be a bit repetitive after 25 'episodes' back to back. Definitely some gem stories/panels in each volume though.
Still consistently my favourite Batman comic. Look, I love regular Batman stuff, but this is what my heart wants. This is the stuff that heals my inner child and recharges me. Everything has its place, and for me, found family and wholesome goodness is where I want to be.
Silly ✅ Goofy ✅ Wholesome✅ I have nothing else to say… take me away your honor. Actually one more thing: Bruce in the PTA was so good. I would take the streets of Gotham over a PTA meeting ANY day.
And also this one is up! So happy that this series is getting bundled, it makes it much easier to keep track given that Webtoon ONCE again forgot all my progress. Thanks. That means for the next one I will have to see how much I already read. But this is a great series and I love the amount of character arcs and love they get, the fab stories, humour along with seriousness, and of course the fab art. Onwards to Vol.5.
I wasn't crazy about the last volume but I loved this one. There was a lot more variety in the people the family interacted with (Bizarro! Black Canary! Aquaman!) and a wider range of stories than just domestic fluff with the Batfam. Although my favorite story was pure domestic fluff centering around the Kent family where Clark taught Conner how to shave using laser vision and Jon helped (yay, Jon Kent). I also really liked the story with Jon and Damian going around with Lois Lane to gather information for a local story she was doing on illegal landlord practices--very nice when superhero comics explore issues that can't be solved by punching a guy in a mask. Great volume in the series and I'm excited to keep going with it.
I’m loving how this volume expands beyond the Batfamily by bringing in characters from other teams like the Outlaws, Justice League, Young Justice, and more. Even if I don’t know everything about those teams or their series, it’s still incredibly fun to see their interactions with the Batfamily outside of Wayne Manor. And inside the manor? The snowball fight was so wholesome, it captured the heart of this series perfectly. But one of the absolute highlights has to be Bruce’s ultimate nemesis… on the PTA. Iconic.
But my absolute favorite part of the entire series so far was Chapter 92, Newsflash, and seeing the friendship between Jon and Damian. The most precious sons, the most amazing sons—the SUPERSONS are here, baby! Supersons forever!
4.25/5🌟 These WEBTOON comics remain some of my favourite pieces of fiction and art—as I’ve previously said in other reviews I find it clear that the author and artist are clearly both talented and passionate about what they do and stay true to how many fans see the characters, giving them wholesome moments and storylines that are something truly needed in the DCU, as well as the art being visually pleasing for all characters which again, is something DC sometimes lacks. This story brought several characters from outside the Wayne family and definitely added to the story as a whole. Particularly, I enjoyed seeing Wally and Dick together for the short story they had and hope to maybe see more of them together.
Phenomenal, as always. I did notice many of the larger panels were somewhat pixelated; I didn’t remember that from previous volumes. The artwork is fantastic, but a little more attention could be put into the conversion from webtoon art to a physical graphic novel.
My only complaint is why do all the batboys look identical to Bruce. Like i cannot tell them apart. Is this just a me problem??? Am i colorblind??? Do I have face blindness or something??? But to me it's just 👨🏻👨🏻👨🏻👨🏻