We Are Robin #12 Review

Writer: Lee Bermejo / Artists: Jorge Carona, Rob Haynes, and Trish Mulvihill / DC Comics Yo, I legit just found out this is the last issue for the series. This is the grand fucking finale? You have no idea how mad I am right now. This is the book that the streets of Gotham need. This is the fucking book the teens and team teens need, yo. DC Comics y’all only gave We Are Robin 12, man? What?! Do you understand what Bermejo and Carona did for the fictional hood of Gotham? We Are Robin is the Nirvana of Gotham City. We Are Robin is the “Smells Like Teen Spirit” that’s been missing from the youth in DC Comics. We Are Robin is the most gully, the most gutta gutta, the most trill book on DC Comics’ roster. Ugh. I can’t, man. So mad to see this go. Sooooooo mad, man. This is the most underrated series on the block. Fuck we even talkin’ about… alright. I’m good now. I’m good.

Listen man, the team just took a big win against Smiley and his invasion of the school. We see Duke Thomas become more trusting towards Leslie Thompkins and display confidence in his squad. On the flip side, we see how as much of a factor for good Bruce Wayne is as the Batman. There are times where Wayne Enterprises hurts the regular working class of Gotham. When one Robin’s father loses a very important contract to Wayne Enterprises and puts his family in a tough situation economically, he falls into a crowd that plans to do a score that involves breaking into the office of Bruce Wayne.

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