Tim Drake: Robin, Red Robin Appreciation 2018

[James Hunter]

Just to kind of get some sort of consensus; what do you Tim fans think about him suddenly being Robin again?

Personally, I'm okay with it, the identity of RED Robin as a name didn't work for Tim, going back to Robin (at least until another more suitable codename comes along) makes sense. Its not like in-universe many people actualy CALLED Tim *RED* Robin anyway.

I'm more interested to see how Bendis handles Tim whatever name he's given (I'm actually finding Bendis' time at DC fascinating, I wasn't enamoured with all his Marvel work,far from it, but he's been pleasantly surprisingly impressive at DC so far IMHO)

[Restingvoice]

I have a sudden craving for animated Marcus To Tim Drake voiced by Johnny Yong Bosch

[Darkcrusade25]

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[KrustyKid]

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Love that one

[failo.legendkiller]

Love that one

me too, were it not for the fact that Tim is flying. I always hated him doing it.

[DragonsChi]

me too, were it not for the fact that Tim is flying. I always hated him doing it.

His he flying though? Or is he "Falling with Style" lol

[gohei_]

I am slowly working my way through the Robin series, just recently passed issue 50 or so and I've noticed that it (along with a lot of other Bat titles) are part of a bunch of different events though the years, so I did some checking up on them and seeing what it was all about.
At the start I completely skipped the Knightfall story (but I will most likely pick it up now since it's on sale and go back and read it). I also did not read the Contagion or Legacy event because it did not seem to have the best reviews.
So at the moment I've just finished reading Cataclysm and are working my way up to No Mans Land. After that I'll go back to reading the single issues until I stumble upon another multi-title event.

While reading these events I'm noticing that mostly the Robin issues go by a lot easier (meaning, they are just more fun to read) and there are some really bad artwork in some of the Batman issues in Cataclysm.

[failo.legendkiller]

I am slowly working my way through the Robin series, just recently passed issue 50 or so and I've noticed that it (along with a lot of other Bat titles) are part of a bunch of different events though the years, so I did some checking up on them and seeing what it was all about.
At the start I completely skipped the Knightfall story (but I will most likely pick it up now since it's on sale and go back and read it). I also did not read the Contagion or Legacy event because it did not seem to have the best reviews.
So at the moment I've just finished reading Cataclysm and are working my way up to No Mans Land. After that I'll go back to reading the single issues until I stumble upon another multi-title event.

While reading these events I'm noticing that mostly the Robin issues go by a lot easier (meaning, they are just more fun to read) and there are some really bad artwork in some of the Batman issues in Cataclysm.

I envy you, i have great memories of that times. All Chuck Dixon stuff was gorgeous, I'm missing it badly.

[nj06]

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Nice pic. Although I will say Wonder Girl's shirt reminds me of Carol Danvers' current look. Also not sure about how I feel about Jonah Hex's descendant. Tim looks good tho.

[TheCape]

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Looks cool, especially Bart.

[SixSpeedSamurai]

Can't ait. Bart especually looks like the return to fun loving Bart of old.

[phantom1592]

. Also not sure about how I feel about Jonah Hex's descendant.

yeah, I don't understand the concept. The idea of Jonah being an ex-civil war soldier/gunslinger who's face was burned and he's a bounty hunter has a number of interesting hooks and visual cues to make him interesting. Having someone say her great great grandfather was a scarred bounty hunter from the civil war... isn't nearly as interesting. It's not like he had powers that she inherited or anything... so I'm gonna need to hear a lot more before she interests me at all.

[Darkcrusade25]

Straight from the March 2018 Solicit

YOUNG JUSTICE #3
written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS
art by PATRICK GLEASON and VIKTOR BOGDANOVIC
cover by PATRICK GLEASON
variant cover by EVAN “DOC” SHANER
Young Justice is back, baby! Bendis and Gleason reunite all your favorites in one place! Robin (Tim Drake—the best Robin) and Amethyst (best Princess of Gemworld!) team with Wonder Girl, Jinny Hex and the new Teen Lantern (not even close to the best Green Lantern) to take back the mysterious Gemworld from the evil forces of dark Opal. Meanwhile, the reunited Impulse and Superboy have a lot of explaining to do. Also in this issue, find out where Connor Kent has been all this time. This is a big issue for Superboy fans!
ON SALE 03.06.19
$3.99 US | 32 PAGES
FC | RATED T+
This issue will ship with two covers.
Please see the order form for details.

[Restingvoice]

yeah, I don't understand the concept. The idea of Jonah being an ex-civil war soldier/gunslinger who's face was burned and he's a bounty hunter has a number of interesting hooks and visual cues to make him interesting. Having someone say her great great grandfather was a scarred bounty hunter from the civil war... isn't nearly as interesting. It's not like he had powers that she inherited or anything... so I'm gonna need to hear a lot more before she interests me at all.

I was interested because I wanted to know what I expected to be a gun-toting teenager will be doing in the current climate, but that looks like a space gun, so they're not going there.

[josai21]

This looks so off the wall and crazy.

i love it.