I like Freddie E. Williams II’s version of Robin the best. Looks his age, which OYL, I believe, is 17-18 years old. Tony Daniel draws him like he thinks Dick Grayson is still Robin.
Of course, Batman has the final word: “It’s all right, boy.”
It’s not just Robin. A ton of characters are slowly becoming the Kingdom Come versions of themselves. Is it an editorial decision, or just fans that adore the book becoming creators?
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I like Freddie E. Williams II’s version of Robin the best. Looks his age, which OYL, I believe, is 17-18 years old. Tony Daniel draws him like he thinks Dick Grayson is still Robin.
Of course, Batman has the final word: “It’s all right, boy.”
i am loving the direction that DC is going with tim drake and how the character/writers has elevated the mantle of robin
notice the steady morph to the kingdom come ‘red robin’?
http://www.joeacevedo.com/images/figurezone/dcdfigures/dcdkcredrobin.jpg
It’s not just Robin. A ton of characters are slowly becoming the Kingdom Come versions of themselves. Is it an editorial decision, or just fans that adore the book becoming creators?
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