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We Are Robin (Single Issues)
We Are Robin (2015-2016) #2
In Gotham City, hundreds of Robins have taken to the streets. But who will be their new leader? And who is the mystery man working behind the scenes?
27 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 22, 2015
2 people are currently reading
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Lee Bermejo
281 books189 followersLee Bermejo is a professional illustrator and comic book artist. He has done work for Marvel and DC Comics, Men's Health, Max Mara, Top Cow productions, Wizard Entertainment, and a crappy film called Ultraviolet (hey,whaddayagonnado). Talking about himself in the third person makes him feel more important than he really is. Anyway, enough about the blogger, let's talk art!
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March 6, 2017
The first one really set the tone for this issue. This issue was great and the art was great! The dialogue between the group is great. Lee Bermejo's writing is exquisite. I can't wait to see what the rest of the series has to offer!
March 13, 2016
This book reminds me of a couple of books that DC tried recently - Green Team or the Movement - but without any superpowers. This issue sees Duke recruited into the group by a mysterious and disguise-happy stranger, then they begin dealing with the threat of the bombs planted in Gotham City.
We do finally get a glimpse into who the rest of the characters are in the group, but no real idea as to the ultimate size of the "Robins" or anything beyond the texting or IMing of instructions and aid. The characters are an interesting mix of types, so I definitely want to learn more about each of them and what motivated them to join this vigilante group.
It's a slow burn and the issues are pretty short, but it's an interesting story and compelling idea, so I'll stick around!
We do finally get a glimpse into who the rest of the characters are in the group, but no real idea as to the ultimate size of the "Robins" or anything beyond the texting or IMing of instructions and aid. The characters are an interesting mix of types, so I definitely want to learn more about each of them and what motivated them to join this vigilante group.
It's a slow burn and the issues are pretty short, but it's an interesting story and compelling idea, so I'll stick around!
August 6, 2015
I did not regret picking up this second issue. I fell in love with Lee Bermejo's art. Then while reading Suiciders I also fell in love with his writing. We Are Robin is greatly written too. It's looking to become a great new series. Can't wait to see where it goes from here. Bring on issue 3!
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