ROBINS ISSUE #1 REVIEW

Hey O&G fans, after a long hiatus working on other projects, I’m back!! Today I want to talk about ROBINS a new 6 issue mini-series written by Tim Seeley, illustrated by Baldemar Rivas. Now we all have a favorite Robin whether it’s Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Stephanie Brown, or Damien Wayne. If you ever wanted to know what would happen if they all got together…….. this is the book for you.

The six-issue miniseries will see all of the aforementioned Robins– both former and current– gathered together to dish on being a Boy or Girl Wonder. They have to team up to solve a mystery, though, as an unknown figure claims to be the first Robin, preceding even Dick Grayson’s tenure.

Who this mysterious Robin is, will probably be revealed by the end of the mini series. The first issue starts with a wild scene and then jumps into the action. Dick Grayson pulls all of the Robins together, first for a mission and then a chat where all hell breaks loose. I don’t want to give too much of the story away. The first issue will get you into the story and definitely have you wanting the second issue sooner than later. A must pick up for any Robin fans.

The series will be available to DC Universe Infinite subscribers first, before hitting comic stands a few weeks later. Robins #1 will hit DC Universe Infinite on October 26, followed by comic shops on November 16.

By Sean Tucker

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