Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The Golden Age Robin ... As Batman’s junior partner in crime-fighting, Robin is always ...

Batman's Golden Age comic books are some of the most overlooked aspects of his history. While the introduction of Robin did arguably prematurely push things a bit closer to the goofy tone of the ...

Robin also features three different heads, so you can have him look peeved, happy, or like he’s saying something to Batman. Holy interactivity! And is it just us, or has that hairdo come back ...

1939: Detective Comic No. 30 "Golden Age Batman ... No. 30 – Batman's outfit is visibly more blue with the addition of longer boots and gloves. 1943-1949: "Batman and Robin" serial ...

For decades, homophobes looking to land cheap jokes and queer fans aching to see themselves in the comics they love have shared an unlikely common goal — to shove Robin, Batman's trusty sidekick ...

A Smithsonian collection of vintage Golden Age ... City. Batman made his comic book debut more than eight decades ago in 1939. By the early 1940s, while Batman and his sidekick Robin crusaded ...

But when most of the city’s cops are as crooked as the criminals they’re supposed to book, there’s seldom a night when Batman isn’t busy dealing with the problems that police commissioner ...