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Cover: Jim Lee & Jim Mooney & Scott Williams

Robin, The Boy Wonder: A Celebration of 75 Years #[nn]

Jul 2015 · DC · 39.99 USD; 47.99 CAD
“Robin, the Boy Wonder”

"Robin, the Boy Wonder" celebrates 75 years of the iconic character with a powerful, emotionally charged story written by Jim Starlin and illustrated by Jim Aparo, with inks by Mike DeCarlo, colors by Adrienne Roy, and letters by John Costanza. The issue centers on Jason’s shocking reunion with his mother, Sheila Haywood, a moment that quickly spirals into a deadly trap orchestrated by the Joker, leaving Robin and his mother trapped in a warehouse with a ticking time bomb. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jim Lee, Jim Mooney, and Scott Williams, captures the intensity of the moment, making this a must-have for fans of the character’s legacy.

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writer Jim Starlin · artist Jim Aparo · inker Mike DeCarlo · colorist Adrienne Roy · letterer John Costanza · cover Jim Lee, Jim Mooney, Scott Williams

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Full credits

artist Jim Aparo
colorist Adrienne Roy
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils Jim Lee
cover pencils, inks Jim Mooney
cover inks Scott Williams

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Jason meets his real mother, Sheila Haywood, but she turns out to be working for the Joker and allows her son to fall into his deadly hands inside of a warehouse. Joker beats Robin with a crowbar and leaves him for dead as a badly beaten Robin attempts to save his mom and himself from the dynamite left behind by the Joker as he leaves them both to a horrible fate. Batman watches in horror as the warehouse containing Jason and Sheila blows up, too late to stop the Joker.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).