fault will lie solely with Talia and Bruce, with both clearly blamed in the story, and Damian in the middle as the hero that could have been.

“The two adults in the story are both culpable. The kid’s the good guy," Morrison said, before saying "What we did was turn this little monster into a superhero."
The Joker killed Jason Todd, the second Robin, in 1988, after a fan vote to decide his fate resulted in his demise. Todd returned in 2005 - initially as a foil to Batman - and now fights as a hero once more in Red Hood and the Outlaws. Coincidentally, Todd was revived through a fabled Lazarus Pit, the underground "fountains of youth" that Ra's al Ghul, Damian's grandfather, used to stay alive for centuries.Todd's savior? Talia al Ghul.
With that in mind, Morrison wouldn't say if this was Damian's final fate, but did say that Robin must live on. “You can never say never in a comic book . . . Batman will ultimately always have a partner.”
The story in Batman, Inc. comes hot on the heels of an arc in another DC Comic featuring the caped crusader called simply Batman, where the Joker caused the "Death of the Family," where Bruce Wayne lost the trust of his various sidekicks and confidants, including the previous Robins and Batgirl. When the "Death" in the title was being taken more literally by fans, Damian was at the top of the list in the dead pool.
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