Honestly, I can't rave about this series enough. I love team books and what better than to get one about the world's greatest sidekicks! Read Full Review

Tim Seeley has been slowly unwrapping an intriguing mystery over the course of this digital-first series, but he's played with format in some intriguing ways that can compromise the pacing. Read Full Review

Seeley seemed inspired with this issues premise and with a more restrained Rivas, the final issue could actually stick the landing. Read Full Review

Another solid issue explores a bit more character of each of the Robins (for the most part). It's a fun look at some alternate potential timelines. But as the mysteries grow, they're getting a touch confusing, and I'm eager to finally see everything laid out next issue. Read Full Review

It feels like there have been multiple antagonists running throughout the storyline, with each big bad revealed to be secretly working for someone else. The big reveal at the end of the issue also doesn't have as big of an impact as possibly intended. Read Full Review

I would recommend staying away from this entire series. I've heard great things about Seeley's and the artists' other works so maybe just stick to their other works instead!Score: 3/10 Read Full Review

It was cool seeing the alternate futures, but the take that the Robins needed each other to not lose themselves was kind of ridiculous.
Are we really supposed to believe that Nightwing, for example, really needs Jason, Tim, or Steph to not lose himself, even though they weren't even around throughout most of his career?

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