Robin: The Bronze Age Omnibus (New Edition)

Robin: The Bronze Age Omnibus (New Edition) gathers the 1970s-era adventures of Batman's sidekick as he leaves the Batcave to attend college and fight crime on his own dime. This hardcover collects dozens of stories from Batman, Detective Comics, Batman Family and more, showcasing Robin's growth as a hero who faces bullying, motorcycle gangs, and campus disputes while balancing a full student schedule. Written by Bob Rozakis and Gerry Conway with art by Jim Aparo, the collection features classic Bronze Age storytelling that delves into Robin's independence, his partnership with Batman, and his ongoing crime-fighting adventures. With 912 pages, it's a definitive retrospective of a pivotal era that reshaped the character beyond the shadows of the Dark Knight. A must-have for fans of superhero adventures and Bronze Age DC history.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of Batman lore who want Robin's solo college-age era.
• Readers who enjoy Bronze Age DC art and storytelling by Jim Aparo.
• Fans who appreciate multi-title crossovers and era-defining hero development.
• Readers who like coming-of-age stories set against crime-fighting adventures.