Un lector de larga data como yo agradece también la reinterpretación de momentos que marcaron al pesonaje y que de cierta forma me gizo sentir que este era el mismo Robin que conocí siendo un adolescente. I think Two Face is completely awesome in this story. What is not to love when a scary villain such as Two Face acts like a boss...LIKE THE FREAKING BADASS CRIME BOSS THAT HE TOTALLY IS?

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dear bruce, i'm not sure what i'm supposed to do if i'm not allowed to help you anymore. i won't forget everything you've given me. *screams* thanks for teaching me how to be strong. Love Letters To Batman, Issue #532 I LOVE ROBIN SOOO SO MUCH!!! THE CUTEST BOY IN GOTHAM. I HAD THE BIGGEST CRUSH ON HIM WHEN I WAS FIFTEEN OH MY GOSH!! (i still do and it's pretty freaking embarrassing.) And how unimpressive are these stories! Mad Hatter’s, yup, once more trying to brainwash little girls to be his Alices, Two-Face is trying to kill the judge who presided over the case when Maroni threw acid on his face and turned him into a supervillain, and Mr Freeze robs the blood bank for money. If you’ve read plenty of Batman comics, you’ll find this dreary, predictable, and simplistic stuff that’s been done a thousand times before. Before getting involved, I went to a screening of "Good Morning, Vietnam." I was always a fan of Robin Williams' stand-up, but I was blown away by his performance in that film. It was one of the great performances I'd ever seen at that time. I made a vow to myself that I would someday work with him.

Columbus says a 'Mrs. Doubtfire' sequel should never happen and would be 'very vocal' if one were ever announced

El dibujo de los españoles Martín y Pulido funciona con el tono alegre (pero nunca soso) de lo que se cuenta. I really enjoyed the fun and silliness of Batgirl: Year One, which was written by the same team three years after they'd given Robin the 'year one' treatment with this book. That said, I didn't love this as much. PS: on a light-heartening note, we get to see Mr. Freeze in his boxers *a lot*, even Captain Gordon has to comment on the man's boxers. XD