The Robin Archives #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover volume collects the earliest solo adventures of Dick Grayson as Robin, the Boy Wonder, from the Golden Age of comics. Featuring stories originally published in the 1940s, it showcases the young hero battling crime alongside Batman and Alfred, with appearances by Commissioner Gordon. As part of DC's Archive Editions series, this collection preserves classic tales that helped define the character's legacy.
In "The Teen-Age Terrors," Robin finds himself stranded on a desert isle after a storm forces him to bail out of the Bat-Plane, only to face a new threat when a submarine of ex-Nazis arrives with plans to turn the island into a secret oil base. This 2005 issue, featuring art by Bob Kane with inks by John Fischetti and colors by Jamison, showcases a classic adventure with a vintage flair, all captured in a striking cover by Win Mortimer.
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While giving the Bat-Plane a high altitude test flight, Robin is forced to abandon the plane in a storm and ends up on a desert isle. His troubles really begin when a submarine full of ex-Nazis lands and intend on using the island as a secret oil base.
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