Robin was among those laughing, and she had to compose herself for a moment to speak. “You’re gonna be in trouble with her when you get home, son,” she told the actor after shaking her head.

There are other rumors that the villains Clayface, Professor Pyg, and Scarecrow will show up in the sequel, along with Batman’s young ward Dick Grayson/Robin. Though Robin technically appeared ...

This is an amazing title for Batman and Robin fans of all ages. Matt Morrison has been writing about comics and superheroes for nearly two decades. His work can also be seen at KabOOOOOm.com and ...

Jason, who had been operating as Robin for quite some time in the pages of Batman comics, was infamously killed by The Joker during the 1988 arc “Death in the Family”, after fans literally ...

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Overall, Batman and Robin: Year One is a solid read. While there is a little bit of an issue with tone at points, the story does a good job of offering a fresh take on the early dynamic of, well ...

The technological tinkering that once elevated his filmmaking but has entirely consumed it for the past 20 years (seen here in the dire de-aging of stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright) certainly ...

Starring Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger as Cormoran Strike and Robin Ellacott, the synopsis for the new season reads: "When frantic, desperate Edie Ledwell appears in the office begging to speak ...

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