Robin II: The Joker's Wild #1F by DC Comics | Comic Book Information

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Published October, 1991 (Copper Age) by DC Comics and went on sale in 1991 for $1.50 USD. This issue contains ____ pages in Color, the current NM value is $5.00 USD.

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Writer(s)

Charles Dixon - 'Chuck Dixon'

Interior Penciler(s)

Tom Lyle

Interior Letterer(s)

Tim Harkins

Interior Inker(s)

Robert Smith - 'Bob Smith'

Interior Colorist(s)

Adrienne Roy

Cover Penciler(s)

Dick Giordano

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Dennis O'Neil - 'Denny O'Neil, Jim Dennis'

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by bobashep on 7/9/2013 8:32:00 PM (Variant C)

Batman’s in Europe on personal business. The Joker’s escaped Arkham and has kidnapped a computer expert for some diabolical plan. It’s up to Robin and Alfred to patrol Gotham and perhaps save the day. Thus begins a very interesting opening act of the 2nd Robin mini-series starring the Tim Drake boy wonder. I love Joker’s reaction when he comes face-to-face with Robin, thinking him to be the Robin he killed in A Death in the Family. Chuck Dixon and crew have outdone themselves. The Robin mini was awesome. Yet, to have the Crown Prince of Crime take on a very green Robin is icing on an already great tasting cake.