The DC multiverse was created entirely by accident, to cross over Jay Garrick with his successor, Barry Allen. Sixty years later, things are a lot more complicated… Welcome to Ten Things: Ten Supers of Earth-D!
Browsing: Robin
DC recently had a week in which they had three Fifth-Dimensional imps showing up! What’s with that?
Cat-Man and Kitten #1 from Dynamite Entertainment is a fun return to the superheroes of the past, and who better to write it than Jeff Parker!
Robin is tracking a murderer, but there’s suddenly people standing in his way! And all of them are ALSO ROBIN? Your Major Spoilers review of Tim Drake: Robin #3 from DC Comics awaits!
Did someone say goldfish? What? Nothing. Nevermind. Take the jump for a sneak peek at Tim Drake: Robin #3 from DC Comics.
Would Batman/Bruce Wayne be happy if he were separated into two different parts? Take the jump for our review of Dark Crisis: Worlds Without a Justice League – Batman #1 from DC Comics.
The hunt for a murderer continues, but it won’t be easy when the city thinks Tim’s a criminal. Your Major Spoilers review of Tim Drake: Robin #2, awaits!
With DC’s Robin title cancelled and Jonathan Kent no longer the main focus of Superman, are younger lead characters no longer popular with fans?
Batman’s really out of his element on several levels as he takes on his own son Robin and DC’s supernatural realm!
Dark Horse Comics sent us the cover for the upcoming Assassin’s Apprentice #2 by Jody Houser, Robin Hobb, and Ryan Kelly.
Of course, Marvel will be celebrating Stan Lee’s centennial birthday! But even DC will get in on the fun!
Arkham is empty and villains flood the streets, and now The Dark Knight has to change his tactics! Your Major Spoilers review of Batman: Knightwatch #1 from DC Comics awaits!
Batman: Dear Detective #1 is a book that is almost entirely made up of covers! Was that a good idea?
Here is your first look at Robin #17 from DC Comics.