Robin #170
2008
- Series
- Robin
- Issue
- 170
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 2008
- Story title
- The Fix
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Released in 2008 as part of the long-running Robin series, issue #170 marks a pivotal moment in the tenure of writer Adam Beechen. This issue is notable for being part of the 'Resurrected' arc, which follows the tragic death of Stephanie Brown and explores Tim Drake’s ongoing struggle to reconcile his life as a high school student with his identity as the Boy Wonder.
The cover art and interior style reflect the dark, urban aesthetic characteristic of Gotham-based titles during this era of DC Comics. The creative team aimed to ground Tim Drake’s journey in personal stakes, focusing on his psychological state rather than solely on action. The issue was received by fans as a quiet, character-driven bridge between larger crossover events, highlighting the solitary nature of Robin's work in the wake of significant loss.
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