Status Updates From Batman Adventures: Robin, T...

5 out of 5 stars
This was just fun and foolish. Recapping all the elaborate death traps was nonsense but Robin analyzing the, Batman's rogue gallery is what cemented 5 stars. And the boy wonder makes valid points. It was like the author providing commentary of the comical circumstances, within universe. So intelligent. Batman's enemies are all in need of serious therapy.

5 out of 5 stars
Great villain and twist. I do wonder about the plot in regards to the hired guns, but can look over that lapse because of the antagonist.
A true rogues gallery contender; they are deranged and need help. This is what Batman stories should always be like

5 out of 5 stars
Almost lost a star because of Batman's first suspect. He should have known it'd been too easy for that path.
I like that this was a down and gritty street level tale. No big bad. No world domination. No pyschopaths. Just standard trouble that the dynamic duo encountered.

4 out of 5 stars
Watching Robin be a detective, all alone, was great. And any story pairing Ivy and Harley together should be good.
I do have questions that won't leave me, though.
SPOILERS
1. Why does Ivy assist?
2. Why does Robin take them in, when technically, they weren't committing any crime?
3. Who were the one-off criminals, anyhow? And how'd they achieve a bank robbery?
Can't rate 5 until these are answered.

... Robin getting bored with psychos kinda makes sense, sine he's a (apparently, demented) kid, but at the end of the day, he chose this line of work. He needs to suck it up and keep helping rescue people, or quit.
Maybe I'm being too negative. Pretty sure I am.

3 out of 5 stars
I went back and forth on this one. Alfred's role garners a star on merit alone. But the rest of the story had me complexed.
On 1 hand, it was nice to see a fun tale, as well as Batgirl and Nightwing acting more like older siblings to Robin, then crimefighting partners. There truly care about him and it shows.
On the other hand, being a sidekick is not about fun. Its about helping folks ...

Does secret identity mean anything, anymore? I mean, it was nice to see Tim Drake be clever and creative, dare I say deceiving. But at what cost? For how long will his secret be kept? I'd luv to see a follow up tale, to see if Dagger Dixon made other arrangements
2 out of 5 stars