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It has the first appearance of Robin, he's even on the cover.

That is very important to those who like Robin.

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Apart from the easy slams it is behind 27 28 29 31 33 35 and Batman 1 and above everything else. It might be above 28 and 35 but it is a relatively common book for its era.

 

A nice copy where the orange is fresh and hasn't faded might step above a nice 28 or 35 but even then I'd have to pick a 28 in 9.0 over a 38 in the same grade.

 

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I have all the detectives (as does Bat-hound)...we like collecting issues 38 on...but, many like the darker/grittier Batman in 27-37...seems the intro to Robin made it too "kid" friendly...

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As far as Robin stories go, you can't beat the one in 'tec 38. It's one of those origin stories that DC should just leave alone. No retelling or expansion has improved upon the original.

 

 

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I asked Ciorac that question a while ago, but I forgot what he told me.

I totally understand why you blocked out Ciorac's long tale of man-boy love for Robin.

 

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Is the hatred because after Robin, Batman got softer?

Only a groupie of the Dynamic Duo could answer this.

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