Robin #29
SCORE: 69
Today is another great day. I get to review one of the older comic
books that I think came from Peter. Robin #29 is from May 1996. Which is
actually before Peter was born so we must have bought an used copy of
this comic book. There are no stickers on it to show me where it came
from though. Robin #29 cost #1.95 brand new. There is no rating that I
was capable of finding of this comic book.
There will be spoilers in my review of the Robin #29 comic book. The
credits can be found in a small box on the first page of the Robin #29
comic book. The title of this story in Robin #29 is Hits and Myths.
Robin #29 is part of a multi-part storyline. I do not think we have
anymore of the Robin comic books so I have no idea what happens after
this comic book. I do have some ideas.
Part of Robin #29 is about Tim and Ariana. Ariana dyed her hair blonde
after Tim looked at some blonde. Ariana wants more from Tim and they
kiss at one point in Robin #29. We also find out about Maxie Zeus in
Robin #29. This delusional character thinks he is some Greek or Roman
deity. He carries around a lightning bolt. It is not a real lightning
bolt though. Maxie has a big thug to help him.
Maxie Zeus has a really good plan. Are you familiar with the story of
the Trojan Horse? Maxie Zeus uses this exact strategy in Robin #29. He
hijacks an armored vehicle, and then hides in the empty back. The idea
is to get towed back to where all these armored vehicles actually are.
Robin winds up getting captured in Robin #29. Robin is in the back of
the truck tied up with the bad guys.
The issues families can have with Robin #29 are violence, blood, lack of
attire, enticement to lust, lying, false gods, and more. There are
twenty-two pages of comic book content within Robin #29. There are also
two pages of letters from the fans to the people behind making this
comic book. The art is strange in Robin #29. I am not a really big fan
of the art style in this comic book.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 70%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 65%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Dixon, Fosco, Woch
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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