Ben's knowledge of circus-themed murders halfway through the episode is both impressive and frightening. Number of graphic novels purchased since I started watching Back Issues: 67
It's interesting how many people join the Batfamily DESPITE Bruce's objections. All three (kinda four if you count Helena Bertinelli as one) Batgirls, Tim Drake, Carrie Kelley, Jason when he comes back as Red Hood. Damien gets unceremoneously dropped on his doorstep. Yeah, Bruce has a big surrogate family, but by and large, it found him.
Honesty as long as Joker is alive, Bruce should Stress it apon Not only to His Company, but to other superheroes trying to recruit apprentices: NO KIDS.
The reason I love Tim Drake as a character so much was kinda touched on by Sal. Ignoring editorial and meta stuff, Tim Drake had no Sad Backstory other than witnessing the Graysons’ deaths and having distant parents. He just saw that Batman was the hero Gotham needed and that Robin was integral for Batman to work. He’s like Superman in that he needed no tragic backstory to be a hero, he just saw that he could help. He loved Robin, sure, but he never planned to take Jason’s place or really wanted it. He took some karate classes and that was it. He wasn’t as strong as Jason and wasn’t acrobatic like Dick, he was maybe slightly more athletic than the average kid. He hunted Dick down to become Batman’s partner when he noticed that Batman was getting out of control and reckless. Both Gordon and Alfred recognizes that Batman was different. Alfred took it a step further by pointing out that Bruce would die if he kept up at the pace he was going. When Dick rejected his old position, Tim had no choice but to become Robin. After this story, Tim wasn’t even supposed to put the uniform back on until Bruce said he was ready. I was impressed with DC’s restraint by introducing a new Robin, but not having him be Robin until he had been trained enough. Not to mention that Bruce REALLY didn’t like Tim AT ALL for awhile. Their partnership really grew over time at its own pace until the father-son relationship they got in the late 2000’s. It felt earned. When Bruce offered to adopt Tim the second time after Tim had rejected him the first time a year or two prior was just *chef’s kiss* This is already too long, so I’ll stop. I just miss the Batfamily era of the late 80’s to the late oughts so much 😭
Lonely Place of Dying is a better story than a Death in the Family. Wolfman and Pérez create a really nice narrative on why the mantle of Robin is so important and should be a constant in the Batman mythos.
My copy of Death In The Family had A Lonely Place Of Dying included and it works well to end on a higher note instead of being a downer all the way through
14:27 Alfred: Master Wayne, are you kidding me right now? When you said you’d rather eat the sheets instead of my cooking, I didn’t think you literally do that!
I think my copy of A Death in the Family also had the batman issues of this story included at the end, which made the book into a slightly happier ending.
I remember when Tim Drake debuted. It was so strange to see a new Robin. I liked him, and felt like it was great new character. They really should have stopped after Tim. Dick was grown up, leaving Bruce alone. Jason was dead, showing Bruce the risk of his failure. Tim was a redemption and the realization he can try again.
I think the reason they didn't stop with Tim Drake was that Grant Morrison's run was a hit and as a result of that they kept Damian as canon. Tim Drake is the definitive Robin for me, he has the best Robin stories. A Lonely Place of Dying is a very good example
@Super JLK What else is there for him though? At least Tim was older when he stopped being Robin, Damian was still supposed to be young and not only would his father want to look out for him, if he's with Batman, what would he be besides? We need a Robin for Branding, but Tim is getting older in the narrative so unless they de-aged him (which would be a mistake) he would probably become a solo hero anyways.
Infernal Disdain I agree, Damian becoming Robin was the only way for his character to not clutter the scene with ANOTHER masked Batfam character and what else would you do with a 10 year old Batman side character? I only wish that they had chosen a different way of doing it instead of completely disrespecting and sidelining Tim’s character and ruining his relationship with Dick. But then again, it fit Damian’s character with how much he hated Tim and was such a shitty person at the time. Tim was 17 when he was fired as Robin, so I think he could’ve gotten at least another year or two in-universe as Robin since Dick was fired at college-aged. I’m indecisive about the whole thing, but I guess that IS how stories work.
Tim Drake isn't my favourite Robin but I really respect his addition and contribution to the mythos. He was a perfect follow up to the tragedy of Jason Todd.
I want them to Zoom into One of the Toys in the background, after they make a joke in the Toys representative character's expense. -Then play a 3-5 second sound bite of sad 🎹 🎶
I think it is a worthy story to be on a must read list. It’s has Tim’s origin, great Jim Aparo art, and heart warming bat family moments. It’s a little cheesy but I like that it balances out the darkness a death in the family.
@@jok86er Actually it's the exact opposite. That's why 40 years worth of comics is only like 3-4 years for them. So 12 real months is probably like... 2 weeks.
Just wanted to show my appreciation for you guys. I wouldn't be surviving the lockdown here in the UK without all your videos. Even before the lockdown I would watch all your videos on repeat. Thank you for being in my life these last 5 years and here is to many more years of great content. Also Ben I hope you are staying safe out there. I remember Sal saying that you are an essential worker so my thoughts go out to you as well as Ethan, Tiffany and Sal the Man himself. I know it is a long shot ask but my fav episode of back issues is Sandman: Preludes and Nocturnes and was wondering what the chances of a sequel was? Again thank you for everything you have done for the Comic Population
This whole era of Jason Todd -> Tim Drake comics are some of favourite issues. Some great, goofy stories. The Diplomats Son, A Death in the Family, Year 3, A Lonely Place of Dying, Robin Reborn, Jokers Wild, Shadow Box, all classics
I love Tim drake robin he’s one of my all time favorite characters within dc comics and it really pisses me off that Tim drake robin doesn’t get the respect he deserves because he earned the mantle of robin damn it.
Twisted Tristan indeed and that’s what frustrates me even more because for a literal decade tim drake was robin and he earned the mantle of robin more then dick grayson more then Jason Todd, Tim drake is Robin he will always be my robin in my book.
I think the problem is, Tim was robin during the 90s, shared the mantel in the first half of the 2000s and replaced in the second half by Damian. Most of his iconic stories don’t involve him being with Batman, so new fans don’t come across him. But he’s a teen again somehow and Robin since Damian decided to deal with his PTSD
If you wanna get real picky, when they retold Dick Grayson's origin in Batman Year 3 (several issues before this arc), they included Dick getting his picture taken with young Tim Drake, as a little foreshadowing for this arc. So not his VERY first appearance.
I always loved Tim Drake (Robin) and Stephanie Brown (Huntress/Batgirl) It was the conscript in order for us as readers to get A future Batman and Batwoman relationship that wasn't uneasy like Bruce and Barbra.
I'm a total sucker for Jason Todd, but in my eyes Tim will always be the best Robin (yes..over Grayson too). To me he was the only one who stayed devoted to batman's teachings until he was legit ready.
This was my first ever “main comic” I’ve ever read. Before that it was all the Animated Series tie-in’s. This is the story that introduced me to Tim Drake (before BTAS Season 4) and I’ve maintained that he is the last and only Robin after Jason Todd. Tim Drake is the best Robin ever. Hands down. Dick is good but better as Nightwing and Jason should stay in the grave.
Speaking of George Perez, just curious, but would you guys consider doing a Back Issues from Perez's post-Crisis Wonder Woman run, where he rebooted the series? It's just an idea, since Wonder Woman 1984 might release this year in August.
48:44 "I see we're dropping the whole two motif" What are you talking about Tiffany, he's going to beat Robin to death with a 2 centimeter diameter piece of rebar!
I'm typically not a fan of comics as a serialized medium, *but* _A Lonely Place of Dying_ is a great example of how _Batman/Detective Comics_ can work really well in serialized form. What I call "The Jason Todd Cycle" begins with _Another Kid in Crime Alley,_ goes through _The Ambassador's Son,_ and ends with _A Death in the Family._ Even though there is a break in between, _A Lonely Place of Dying_ picks-up at the the next logical point in Batman's life. This story also illustrates that, even though Bruce may have had other people in mind to take over as Batman after he's gone, he knows that Tim Drake will take over as the "World's Greatest Detective".
Hey I love the stories you guys do keep up all the amazing work. I am constantly watching back issues! I seriously watch at least two episodes a day haha!
So i just relied that Two-Face is involved in 3 Robin origins. Dick Grayson: Batman Forever Jason: Post Crisis Tim: Here and the Animated Series He's responsible for Gotham's 2nd hero
I haven’t watched it yet but OH no oh no please don’t tear one of my favorite stories apart 😭 I’m such a big Tim Drake fan lmao Sal, please don’t 😂 EDIT: Thank you, Sal
Tim Drake being named after Tim Burton is mentioned by Marv Wolfman in the trade that collects A death in the family and a lonely place of dying. I only remembered it because I read it just before reading this. Though the wording was "named for upcoming Batman director Tim Burton".
Finally, A lonely place of Dying. I need to remember why Tim Drake is was my favorite Robin. Since he's your favorite Robin ... can we do Robin: Joker's Wild (I don't think you've done that) Young Justice: Sins of Youth and Teen Titans: The Future is now Just some ideas. There are many excellent Tim Drake stories that DC is in my opinion hellbent on forgetting about.
I hope you all (and all of Comic Pop nantion) are doing well. This has been a hard time but your videos are a welcome distraction from the cluster (bleep) going on in the real world.
I think the Lonely Place For The Dying's banners not matching up could be on purpose. The first one black and white symbolizing Batman that slowly morphs into red and yellow. The colors of Robin
This story is a little silly at times, but it’s really overall great. A lot of care was put into Tim Drake, arguably the best Robin. Like you stated, there was a lot of restraint. Not only with Joker, but even with Tim. There was a lot of care put into him becoming a Robin. It’s great! It’s just a shame that he’s pushed aside now. I get why Damian’s liked, I like him myself. But I wish they could find a way to make him relevant and great again. Also, yes, I would have to say that this story is lost worthy. It shows why Robin needs to stick around, and why he’s not just a silly character.
I think the spines of the issues are supposed to be a transition symbolizing the oncoming of the new Robin? The first one is black and white and the last is red and yellow while the ones in the middle are kind of an in between. Or it could just be nothing I dunno.
After having seen this episode I have a permanent mental image of Batman singing Eddie Murphy's classic 80s hit "Party All The Time" to Alfred or whoever else is present in the cave lol.
The moment someone rant about how younger boys should be in the robin costume and then posts it on the internet-- 5 minutes after the post-- "FBI OPEN UP!!!"
Me: lets write some papers for my online meeting tomorrow
Comicpop: how about back issues
Me: how about yes
I was literally in a webex meeting at work, and when I saw a new Back Issues left that meeting. Time well spent.
5:26
*Ben:* Can I ask you a question?
*Sal:* You just did.
*Ben:* _Ohhhhhhhhh!_
This show is amazing.
I feel like that was Sals teacher side coming out.
I love when Ben and Tiffany crack up on the same jokes, at the same time. It's honestly beautiful the synergy of laughter on the couch
Especially Ben's riskque Sence of humor that Tiffany Browchecks every now and then. Lol
They have natural sibling energy
@@chisasa9509 not just the riskque, but the barbeque as well
Ben's knowledge of circus-themed murders halfway through the episode is both impressive and frightening.
Number of graphic novels purchased since I started watching Back Issues: 67
It's interesting how many people join the Batfamily DESPITE Bruce's objections. All three (kinda four if you count Helena Bertinelli as one) Batgirls, Tim Drake, Carrie Kelley, Jason when he comes back as Red Hood. Damien gets unceremoneously dropped on his doorstep.
Yeah, Bruce has a big surrogate family, but by and large, it found him.
At this point, any time Batman meets a new kid, Alfred is already working on their new suit.
Chris Check don't forget Jarro
Yet for some reason, Jean Paul Valley was one that Bruce welcomed with open arms. Ugh.
Honesty as long as Joker is alive, Bruce should Stress it apon Not only to His Company, but to other superheroes trying to recruit apprentices: NO KIDS.
@@architeuthis3476
at least jean paul was an adult lol
Now the trilogy of back issues are here! That being, A death of the family, A lonely place of dying, and Robin reborn.
A five year arc! XD
The Robin Trilogy
The reason I love Tim Drake as a character so much was kinda touched on by Sal. Ignoring editorial and meta stuff, Tim Drake had no Sad Backstory other than witnessing the Graysons’ deaths and having distant parents. He just saw that Batman was the hero Gotham needed and that Robin was integral for Batman to work. He’s like Superman in that he needed no tragic backstory to be a hero, he just saw that he could help. He loved Robin, sure, but he never planned to take Jason’s place or really wanted it. He took some karate classes and that was it. He wasn’t as strong as Jason and wasn’t acrobatic like Dick, he was maybe slightly more athletic than the average kid. He hunted Dick down to become Batman’s partner when he noticed that Batman was getting out of control and reckless. Both Gordon and Alfred recognizes that Batman was different. Alfred took it a step further by pointing out that Bruce would die if he kept up at the pace he was going. When Dick rejected his old position, Tim had no choice but to become Robin. After this story, Tim wasn’t even supposed to put the uniform back on until Bruce said he was ready. I was impressed with DC’s restraint by introducing a new Robin, but not having him be Robin until he had been trained enough. Not to mention that Bruce REALLY didn’t like Tim AT ALL for awhile. Their partnership really grew over time at its own pace until the father-son relationship they got in the late 2000’s. It felt earned. When Bruce offered to adopt Tim the second time after Tim had rejected him the first time a year or two prior was just *chef’s kiss* This is already too long, so I’ll stop. I just miss the Batfamily era of the late 80’s to the late oughts so much 😭
Perfectly said.
"...and, for your money's worth, a halfway decent Two Face story."
...Did you just-?!
Lonely Place of Dying is a better story than a Death in the Family. Wolfman and Pérez create a really nice narrative on why the mantle of Robin is so important and should be a constant in the Batman mythos.
@@Magnero That was a sentence.
@@Magnero that’s true, and sadly doesn’t seem to be taken into consideration
My copy of Death In The Family had A Lonely Place Of Dying included and it works well to end on a higher note instead of being a downer all the way through
14:27
Alfred: Master Wayne, are you kidding me right now? When you said you’d rather eat the sheets instead of my cooking, I didn’t think you literally do that!
I just notice the look Tiffany gives when Sal says "luckly Bruce picked little boys with jet black hair and the same body shape"
Sal's love of Tim Drake justifies my love (granted my limited knowledge then) of him since I was a kid
I think my copy of A Death in the Family also had the batman issues of this story included at the end, which made the book into a slightly happier ending.
Batman must come across as really heartless. The next issue he’s already replaced his dead kid
I remember when Tim Drake debuted. It was so strange to see a new Robin. I liked him, and felt like it was great new character. They really should have stopped after Tim. Dick was grown up, leaving Bruce alone. Jason was dead, showing Bruce the risk of his failure. Tim was a redemption and the realization he can try again.
I think the reason they didn't stop with Tim Drake was that Grant Morrison's run was a hit and as a result of that they kept Damian as canon. Tim Drake is the definitive Robin for me, he has the best Robin stories. A Lonely Place of Dying is a very good example
@Super JLK What else is there for him though? At least Tim was older when he stopped being Robin, Damian was still supposed to be young and not only would his father want to look out for him, if he's with Batman, what would he be besides? We need a Robin for Branding, but Tim is getting older in the narrative so unless they de-aged him (which would be a mistake) he would probably become a solo hero anyways.
@Super JLK
R.I.P. Red Robin. It was the best he could have been without Robin.
Infernal Disdain I agree, Damian becoming Robin was the only way for his character to not clutter the scene with ANOTHER masked Batfam character and what else would you do with a 10 year old Batman side character? I only wish that they had chosen a different way of doing it instead of completely disrespecting and sidelining Tim’s character and ruining his relationship with Dick. But then again, it fit Damian’s character with how much he hated Tim and was such a shitty person at the time. Tim was 17 when he was fired as Robin, so I think he could’ve gotten at least another year or two in-universe as Robin since Dick was fired at college-aged. I’m indecisive about the whole thing, but I guess that IS how stories work.
They should have FIRED Grant Morrison after saying Bruce had a kid with Talia. Not Selina. Did he even read comics as a kid?
"Can I ask you a question?"
"You just did."
"but I'm feeling generous, so I'll give you *one* more."
"........really?"
"yes. enjoy the rest of your day, bye now!"
Tim Drake isn't my favourite Robin but I really respect his addition and contribution to the mythos. He was a perfect follow up to the tragedy of Jason Todd.
Right. Make up for Fan's being evil, voting for Jason to die.
Every story dealing with Jason and Tim pre-Flashpoint was so fun.
I think it’s funny how everyone thinks Batman designed the Robin suit. Nope Grayson designed it to annoy Batman.
Best laugh I got was from Tiff asking "are you gonna put it on old man?" lmaooo had my dying
The amount of zoom in faces in this episode is glorious
I want them to Zoom into One of the Toys in the background, after they make a joke in the Toys representative character's expense. -Then play a 3-5 second sound bite of sad 🎹 🎶
I think it is a worthy story to be on a must read list. It’s has Tim’s origin, great Jim Aparo art, and heart warming bat family moments. It’s a little cheesy but I like that it balances out the darkness a death in the family.
Also known as “Batman: Robin is canonically now not only replaceable, but actually expandable.” A year? Jason Todd was justified to go on a rampage.
But a year in comic books is a long time
@@jok86er
Actually it's the exact opposite. That's why 40 years worth of comics is only like 3-4 years for them. So 12 real months is probably like... 2 weeks.
crimsonking440 yeah, comic writers are about eight issues ahead. So this was probably an outcome of people being angry
8:50 Their reactions to " the Ravager" XD
Just wanted to show my appreciation for you guys. I wouldn't be surviving the lockdown here in the UK without all your videos. Even before the lockdown I would watch all your videos on repeat. Thank you for being in my life these last 5 years and here is to many more years of great content.
Also Ben I hope you are staying safe out there. I remember Sal saying that you are an essential worker so my thoughts go out to you as well as Ethan, Tiffany and Sal the Man himself. I know it is a long shot ask but my fav episode of back issues is Sandman: Preludes and Nocturnes and was wondering what the chances of a sequel was? Again thank you for everything you have done for the Comic Population
Me: Hey Siri, show me images of “buff clown”.
Siri: Shows multiple images of Lord Belmont.
Me: Hey Siri. Do you have a type?
Siri: Mind Your Business.
This whole era of Jason Todd -> Tim Drake comics are some of favourite issues. Some great, goofy stories. The Diplomats Son, A Death in the Family, Year 3, A Lonely Place of Dying, Robin Reborn, Jokers Wild, Shadow Box, all classics
That Tom king issue was terrifying
The only good thing about having my birthday end up on a Wednesday lol.
Oh my god, we saved Ben but got Ethan killed instead. R.I.P., you will be remembered Ethan
Lol the PoPulation has spoken. Kill the Scientists first.
I like how every back issues somehow has some weird creepy sexual innuendo that might scar comic book readers for life just by imagining them
You guys are still so awesome. I remember the first time I heard about you guys was when you guys talked about that awesome series The Maxx.
5:58 me and tiff had the same reaction
I love Tim drake robin he’s one of my all time favorite characters within dc comics and it really pisses me off that Tim drake robin doesn’t get the respect he deserves because he earned the mantle of robin damn it.
Twisted Tristan indeed and that’s what frustrates me even more because for a literal decade tim drake was robin and he earned the mantle of robin more then dick grayson more then Jason Todd, Tim drake is Robin he will always be my robin in my book.
he suuuucks
I think the problem is, Tim was robin during the 90s, shared the mantel in the first half of the 2000s and replaced in the second half by Damian. Most of his iconic stories don’t involve him being with Batman, so new fans don’t come across him. But he’s a teen again somehow and Robin since Damian decided to deal with his PTSD
Welch_inc yeah I still don’t understand the logic of deaging Tim drake robin to a teenager while Damian gets to grow up
Tevya Smolka the worse part is I feel like Tim’s just being used as robin until the next reboot.
Sal's hair is growing and I love it
I wish Sal would just grow the Full Beard. Keep it tight. But full beard. I hate "Shower Drain Gotties"
i like how this story is included in the death of robin trade paperback
This is totally just another Batman story, but as a Robin story it's one of the best
If you wanna get real picky, when they retold Dick Grayson's origin in Batman Year 3 (several issues before this arc), they included Dick getting his picture taken with young Tim Drake, as a little foreshadowing for this arc. So not his VERY first appearance.
I'm heading to phony fake comic geek jail as we speak!
@@comicpop And as your credibility decreases, so does mine increase! Muahahaha! Seriously though, love the channel!
At 5:25 Seeing Ben's mind be completely blown by Sal's genius is the greatest thing I've seen all day 😂
I always loved Tim Drake (Robin) and Stephanie Brown (Huntress/Batgirl) It was the conscript in order for us as readers to get A future Batman and Batwoman relationship that wasn't uneasy like Bruce and Barbra.
I'm a total sucker for Jason Todd, but in my eyes Tim will always be the best Robin (yes..over Grayson too). To me he was the only one who stayed devoted to batman's teachings until he was legit ready.
I wouldnt say until he was ready. Dick replaced him with Damian the first chance he got
Tim is the most generic and boring of all the Robins
Dick>>Jason>Damian>>>>>>>>>Tim
Ben: Is he a sexual predator?
Sal: No, he's just a jackass.
Me: What's the difference?
Ben and Tiffany's same time reactions were hilarious.
yall should do a back issues for supersons of tomorrow .It was one of the first comic arcs to get me into the genre
They did
@@1337snake888 they just did first volume from what i saw. I was talking about a specific one
53:47 "It's called the trunk" Lmaooo
Yea this was a good story can you guys do the Chuck Dixon Nightwing run from the late 90s?
This was my first ever “main comic” I’ve ever read. Before that it was all the Animated Series tie-in’s. This is the story that introduced me to Tim Drake (before BTAS Season 4) and I’ve maintained that he is the last and only Robin after Jason Todd. Tim Drake is the best Robin ever. Hands down. Dick is good but better as Nightwing and Jason should stay in the grave.
Ive never read this before watching. I did not expect the story to be this good.
I think we need more "Dick" on ComicPop, such has Agent Grayson. Any chance for a back issues on Die?
Speaking of George Perez, just curious, but would you guys consider doing a Back Issues from Perez's post-Crisis Wonder Woman run, where he rebooted the series? It's just an idea, since Wonder Woman 1984 might release this year in August.
We've almost done it!
Tim Drake is literally the Robin that all main stream Robins are modeled after. This was important.
I enjoy Tim. He’s an amazing robin and character. Just put on the shelf at the time 😭
48:44 "I see we're dropping the whole two motif"
What are you talking about Tiffany, he's going to beat Robin to death with a 2 centimeter diameter piece of rebar!
And there would have been 2 Robin's dead
I'm typically not a fan of comics as a serialized medium, *but* _A Lonely Place of Dying_ is a great example of how _Batman/Detective Comics_ can work really well in serialized form. What I call "The Jason Todd Cycle" begins with _Another Kid in Crime Alley,_ goes through _The Ambassador's Son,_ and ends with _A Death in the Family._ Even though there is a break in between, _A Lonely Place of Dying_ picks-up at the the next logical point in Batman's life. This story also illustrates that, even though Bruce may have had other people in mind to take over as Batman after he's gone, he knows that Tim Drake will take over as the "World's Greatest Detective".
god i love tiffanys reaction at the second that sal says he was very quick to choose little boys lol
I won't say I regret searching buff clown, but I'm also won't say you guys were wrong.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, WOO new back issues!
YAAAAAAHHHH BACK ISSUES
Hey I love the stories you guys do keep up all the amazing work. I am constantly watching back issues! I seriously watch at least two episodes a day haha!
So i just relied that Two-Face is involved in 3 Robin origins.
Dick Grayson: Batman Forever
Jason: Post Crisis
Tim: Here and the Animated Series
He's responsible for Gotham's 2nd hero
Bloodlines?! Silly fun violent just what people need in a lockdown. +Can't wait for the crews reaction to it. Great work as always.
I have been eagerly anticipating but totally surprised, thanks everyone for your hard work
Will you ever do Batman and Robin (Dick and Damian)?
Eww
Two Face had to flee the Dynamic Duo of Alfred and Robin, there were two of them.
I haven’t watched it yet but OH no oh no please don’t tear one of my favorite stories apart 😭 I’m such a big Tim Drake fan lmao Sal, please don’t 😂 EDIT: Thank you, Sal
SO HYPE FOR THIS EP, some classic Batman stuff is especially welcome
Every episode the editing gets better and better!
Love you guys thanks for the content!!!
I mean it may not be list worthy but its still 'aight. I really like the long cowl and suit from this era for batman as well
Hey, you guys should do Bendis's Young Justice run, I've got a feeling that Sal would go on a tangent that would rival the Bendis Superman episode.
"Can I ask you a question?" "You just did" "... oooh."
I really like this story. I love Tim Drake, and his first series was really good. I hate the abuse that the character has taken in the new 52.
I’m kinda shocked that Sal didn’t know the real reason why Jericho uses sign language. He’s not hearing impaired, some mercenary slit his throat
First TPB I ever brought and my fav story. Thanks guys!!!
Tim Drake being named after Tim Burton is mentioned by Marv Wolfman in the trade that collects A death in the family and a lonely place of dying. I only remembered it because I read it just before reading this. Though the wording was "named for upcoming Batman director Tim Burton".
Favorite show on UA-cam!
This is really a great story. It’s up there with my favorites.
Finally, A lonely place of Dying. I need to remember why Tim Drake is was my favorite Robin. Since he's your favorite Robin ... can we do Robin: Joker's Wild (I don't think you've done that)
Young Justice: Sins of Youth and Teen Titans: The Future is now
Just some ideas. There are many excellent Tim Drake stories that DC is in my opinion hellbent on forgetting about.
One of the best episodes ever
I hope you all (and all of Comic Pop nantion) are doing well. This has been a hard time but your videos are a welcome distraction from the cluster (bleep) going on in the real world.
I love Tim Drake, my favorite Robin ever.
Richard was the only one Tough enough to beat Deathstroke tho. Fair and Square. Even Bruce couldn't do that. Dick was a tough S.O.B.
@@chisasa9509 with the Titans
Definitely list worthy!!
I think this is just another batman story, important enough so that it should be remembered, but not important enough to be iconic in my opinion
I think the Lonely Place For The Dying's banners not matching up could be on purpose. The first one black and white symbolizing Batman that slowly morphs into red and yellow. The colors of Robin
Ive always liked this story alot, this episode and discussion were great!
This story is a little silly at times, but it’s really overall great. A lot of care was put into Tim Drake, arguably the best Robin. Like you stated, there was a lot of restraint. Not only with Joker, but even with Tim. There was a lot of care put into him becoming a Robin. It’s great! It’s just a shame that he’s pushed aside now. I get why Damian’s liked, I like him myself. But I wish they could find a way to make him relevant and great again. Also, yes, I would have to say that this story is lost worthy. It shows why Robin needs to stick around, and why he’s not just a silly character.
People voted for Ben to stay alive! Yaaay!
I think the spines of the issues are supposed to be a transition symbolizing the oncoming of the new Robin? The first one is black and white and the last is red and yellow while the ones in the middle are kind of an in between. Or it could just be nothing I dunno.
Lying out back in the sun & back issues. Happy Wednesday everyone
49:06 Ah, he almost said the title of an awesome Batman book! He almost said the thing! *Queue Leo Dicaprio meme*.
After having seen this episode I have a permanent mental image of Batman singing Eddie Murphy's classic 80s hit "Party All The Time" to Alfred or whoever else is present in the cave lol.
Lol Bruce Loves 80s Pop Hits
This was a really good episode
My butler likes to party all the time! Party all the time!
Hey the best person who looked good in the robin suit. Dic in BTAS, all they did was give him pants. Pulled it off! For a college student
The moment someone rant about how younger boys should be in the robin costume and then posts it on the internet-- 5 minutes after the post-- "FBI OPEN UP!!!"
Tim drake is my favorite robin.
That’s it that’s the comment
watching this in 2022 and tim drake is back!!!! ❤️
fun fact: one of the crimes Two-Face proposes when he is trying to think of a good 2-themed crime is blowing up the Twin Towers
List worthy!
I actually think Two-Face has more great stories than most batman villains. He might even have the most after the Joker
Joker sad cause Dent knew Bats before he did.
I bought my girlfriend that same coat from hot topic Tiff. Looks great on you😁😁
Red And Green baby
#BuffClowns