Robin Vol 4 Issue 9 Review

It is now time to reach right into the really big comic book box of Doom and pull out another comic book to review. In this issue, we have Robin Volume 4 Issue 9. Things are back on track, with Bruce Wayne back on the saddle right as Batman. Now if only things were that simple right in Tim Drake's personal life.

Robin Volume 4 Issue 9 Review

Robin volume 4 Issue 9 was released by DC Comics with a cover date of August 1994 and titled "The Triumph. Robin Issue 9 was written by Chuck Dixon, Penciled by Tom Grummett, Inked by Ray Kryssing, Colored by Adrienne Roy, and Lettered by Albert DeGuzman.

In other books, since Robin Issue 8, Bruce Wayne is back as Batman. The price of which he is back as Batman is something that will not be quite realized. However, he is right back in action and things are just right to go back down to business, with Azbats down and traditional Batman back.

Of course, while crime never sleeps, never does the personal drama of a teenage, as we get a little bit of that for Tim Drake. Given the intense stuff that has been going on right throughout this book...well break from insanity might not really be the right word, but is most certainly a change of pace. Yeah change of pace

Of course, at the museum, we see the Dynamic Duo reunite. After around a year our time, and perhaps several months, things are about as back to normal as Batman and Robin foil a crime. Or at least about as normal as they ever will be in Gotham City. Take that as you will.

This issue fades, business as usual having resumed. Not the most essential issue for your collections for sure. Although it was not a bad issue, more like a transitional issue really. Take that of what you rather wish.