Robin #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Shepardess," a 1991 DC classic, Robin and the mysterious Clyde find themselves on the run after thwarting a gang, only to be pursued by a shadowy figure and a relentless hitman. Written by Chuck Dixon and illustrated by Tom Lyle, with Bob Smith on inks and Adrienne Roy handling colors, the story unfolds with tense pacing and a quiet intensity, culminating in an unexpected refuge at an old farmhouse where Clyde begins to teach Robin a new way of fighting. Brian Bolland’s striking cover captures the moment’s urgency, perfectly framing the danger and mystery at the heart of this standout issue.
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Clyde and Robin chase off the gang and head back to someplace safe to recover. Lady Shiva is seen in the shadows observing. Sir Edmund is unhappy with the gang's work and sends them back out to find Clyde and Robin. A hitman, Ducard, is hired to follow Sir Edmund out of the country and off him. Meanwhile Lady Shiva shows up where Clyde and Robin are hiding to warn them that they've been found. The three evade the gang and Robin and Clyde end up at an old farm house where Clyde starts to teach Robin a different style of fighting.
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