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| Title |
Robin: 1995
Annual (#4) - Year One |
| Format |
special issue |
| Binding |
square bound |
| Date |
1995 |
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Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
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Artist(s) |
Jason
Armstrong, Robert Campanella |
| Collects |
n/a |
| Storyline |
Dick
Grayson, member of the circus act the Flying Graysons, watched his parents
fall to their deaths due to a broken trapeze wire during their act. He was
placed in a Gotham City orphanage shortly thereafter. He soon escaped and
met up with the Batman. Batman convinced the boy that he needed his help
with his parents' case and that he wouldn't be in the orphanage soon.
Reluctantly, Dick returned. He was later taken in by Bruce Wayne. One
night while Bruce was "out," Dick snuck back to the circus where
he saw "Pop" Haley shot and killed. He tried to help, but a kid
against three men with guns didn't stand a chance. Batman showed up and
fixed that. When Dick regained consciousness, he saw Batman without his
mask. Bruce promised Dick that his future would be based on his own
decisions and began training him in martial arts. Alfred continued Dick's
normal tutoring and added on forensics, criminology, and law. Six months
later, Robin was born. The Dynamic Duo tracked down Boss Zucco (who was
the one who called the hit on Pop Haley) and he ratted out a man from the
circus named Rutledge as the wire saboteur. Robin (with Batman's
permission) went after his former friend. In the chase, Rutledge fell into
the tiger cage and was killed. Dick decided to stay with Bruce. |
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