Try to think of your Batman not as a memorial -- you and I know he'd hate that -- but as a performance. Think of Batman as a great role, like a Hamlet, or Willie Loman... or even James Bond. And play it to suit your strength. 
Batman and Robin #2 is an issue of the series Batman and Robin (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 2009. It was published on July 1, 2009.
Synopsis for "Batman Reborn, Part Two: The Circus of Strange"
Dick Grayson explains his first night as Batman to Alfred, a night terribly gone wrong.
When the Circus of Strange broke in to rescue Mister Toad, Robin tortured a single member and left Batman to fight the last four of them. There were four cops killed and six seriously injured. After the battle, Toad was found dead in his cell holding a domino block. Because of this, the police are starting to see the new Batman as just another psycho Batman impersonator. After scolding Damian for his reckless display, the boy leaves, claiming he will find a teacher he respects and then rides off on his motorcycle.
Alfred explains to Dick that he shouldn't see the cowl as a memorial, but as a performance. He explained that he will never be or think as the original Batman, but he can at least act like him. Following Alfred's advice, Batman plans to go to the police station first to clean up that mess, and then he plans to find Damian.
Damian himself has found the Wooden Gallopers where Pyg is hiding. Shortly into his investigation of the property, he encounters Sasha, who attempts to warn him of the danger he is in. But even as a trained assassin he is attacked and captured by Pyg's Dollotrons.
Appearing in "Batman Reborn, Part Two: The Circus of Strange"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Gotham City Police Department
- Officer Bronstein
- Officer Casey (Mentioned only)
- Sasha
Locations:
- Gotham City
- Bat-Bunker
- Bonus Brothers Carnival
- Gotham City Police Headquarters
Items:
Vehicles:
- Batmobile
- Bat-Quad (First appearance)
- Robin's Motorcycle
Notes
- First modern appearance of the Bat-Quad, an upgraded version of the Batcycle. A previous iteration of this vehicle was seen in the four-issue limited series, Batman: The Cult.
- This issue is reprinted in Batman and Robin: Batman Reborn.