Chuck Dixon

Scott Beatty

Robert Campanella

Despite the doubts others harbor, Bruce Wayne takes in a young man whose parents have been murdered and trains him to be a crimefighter.

Robin, Year One

Fun at times, but not a pivotal Robin story. Also the earnest Alfred characterization of thinking sending a child out to fight crime is ok as long as he has a relationship with batman, isn’t really believable.

Christine Bruce

Gorgeous art, hysterical dick grayson, and adorable bat family scenes. 
Between the angst of dick running away to alfred being worried, to bruce's complete lack of knowledge regarding how to be a fatherly figure. A great read for some nitty gritty grayson feelings and background.

Steve

Jo A

Chris Herrmann

Conny

"After months of training to become Batman's crime-fighting partner, young orphan Dick Grayson is finally ready to take to the night as Robin. But this job requires more than just his fists. As he squares off against the Mad Hatter, Mr. Freeze, and Two-Face for the first time, Robin grapples with the hard choices and sacrifices that come with the life of a masked hero"--

Robin, Year One

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