Robin (1993-2009) #20

Robin (1993-2009) #20

Robin (1993-2009)
Issue #20
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Summary

Enjoy this great comic from DC’s digital archive!

About Book

Page Count
24 Pages
Print Release Date
August 31 1995
Digital Release Date
August 24 2011
Age Rating
12+ Only
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Credits

Published by:
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Written by:
Chuck Dixon
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Pencils:
Mike Wieringo
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Inks:
Stan Woch
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Cover by:
Mike Wieringo
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Genre

Superhero Mystery Drama Crime
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Preview

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Full Series

Robin (1993-2009)
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With Batman at his side or off on his own, Tim Drake protects the streets of Gotham by night while simultaneously trying to lead a normal teenage life by day. Writer Chuck Dixon returns once more to the Boy Wonder Tim Drake—this time for the young hero's very own ongoing series!

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