We’re here at the finale of this underwhelming series. It got canceled before it ever really picked up and in my eyes will have had a pretty negative legacy for the character of Tim Drake. Personally I will always associate it with the pinkwashing of police officers through the character Detective Williams who thankfully never…

My review for the previous issue had an astonishing amount of comments, each one providing fun or insightful viewpoints that I am happy to share here before we start the review! With Tim Drake being the titular character it’s normal that many people who are invested in the character would speak out about his misrepresentation…

My review for the previous issue had an astonishing amount of comments, each one providing fun or insightful viewpoints that I am happy to share here before we start the review!The comments for the last issue were teeming with new ideas as many made their disappointment in DC known. There were lots of complaints and…

 Now the review for the previous issue had an astonishing amount of comments, each one providing fun or insightful viewpoints that I am happy to share here before we start the review! I feel like my review was blessed by a series of in depth essays tackling the series in their own way and so…

Let me start off this review with a correction. Tim Drake: Robin is not a mini-series and I was wrong to say that this would be the last issue of the Tim Drake: Robin saga. Honestly I’m glad that this is continuing because the next issue seems to be separate from the Moriarty stuff and…

So we’re almost at the end of this mini-series! Tim Drake has to confront his biggest villain which sounds as anti-climactic as you should expect it to be based on a story that has as of yet failed to deliver on many fronts.Because this comic has many people leaving thoughtful comments about this mini-series I…

The mysteries are piling up as Robin tries to put the pieces together. There are clues stranded in a sea of information and he feels like he’s getting closer and closer to unveiling it all! Since these comics attract a lot of criticism from Tim Drake fans I am always happy to include their points…

It seems as though Tim Drake has abandoned any pretense of seeking out a life that is in any way shape or form separate from his identity as Robin. While the writing seems to embrace this idea it must still finish the painfully contrived mystery narrative that is pulling the strings behind the scenes. Though…

Tim Drake is trying to forge his own path in the Gotham Marina, away from Batman, trying to find out what life could be like if he didn’t have to worry about being Robin. While trying to build a relationship with Bernard, an evil genius in love with detective stories keeps pulling Tim Drake back…