I’d prefer an ongoing, out of continuity “Batman and Robin” series, with untold tales of all the teams, including Dick and Damian.
I’d prefer an ongoing, out of continuity “Batman and Robin” series, with untold tales of all the teams, including Dick and Damian.
I would be very interested, but having lived through Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman, I am a bit hesitant in terms of "absolutely." I think the rotating creative teams are a bigger problem for me than rotating characters.
I mean...just because we know what was going on with Steph before she became Robin (or Spoiler) doesn't mean there isn't room for more stuff, like Daddy's Little Vigilante in Young Justice Secret Origins.
Initially, I was very opposed to this idea...except I realized that the only character I would feel COMPELLED to buy would be Steph.
Which is why I think that the best idea for this would be a set creative team - or at least a set writer - who tells stories of all the Robins (including Steph, Carrie, Duke, Riko, Dre, Dax, etc), and mostly makes them standalones, but has threads weaving through all the time periods to make it rewarding for longterm readers. An anthology series like Batman Chronicles or Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman is much less likely to have a strong consistent readership.
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All the Boy Wonders, please. Obviously some with Dick.
But I want to see some with Jason as Robin. Interacting not only with Bruce and Alfred, but with Discowing (yes, I went there), Babs, and Cass.
I mean, come on! The two are supposed to be nearly the same age, but have barely interacted at all! Hell, she could be his Batgirl, but the two go against crime as brother and sister, rather than the "are they/aren't they" that Dick and Babs had.
Unless they are REALLY satisfying stories, I'd much rather an ongoing with one writer with one story involving all the Robins. I've been tracking anthologies, and they simply don't have the kind of traction that I think they need - or the quality of stories they need to merit more pushing.
"We're the same thing, you and I. We're both lies that eventually became the truth." Lara Notsil, Star Wars: X-Wing: Solo Command, Aaron Allston
"All that is not eternal is eternally out of date." C. S. Lewis, The Four Loves
"There's room in our line of work for hope, too." Stephanie Brown
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