All Star Batman & Robin, The Boy Wonder # 6 - Episode Six

is an issue published by DC that was released on 9 / / 2007

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Overview

Batman and Black Canary get down to business — the business of criminal skull-cracking! Things heat up on a storm-tossed shipyard as the pair hunts down the mystery man behind the murder of Dick Grayson's parents.

Plus, Black Canary isn't the only one of Gotham's fairer sex to be aroused into action by the Dark Knight's war on crime!

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Alex Sinclair
colorer, cover,

Bob Schreck
editor,

Dave Stewart
cover,

Frank Miller
writer, cover,

Jared k. Fletcher
letterer,

Jim Lee
penciler, cover,

Scott Williams
inker, cover,

Characters

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Batgirl

Batman

Black Canary

James Gordon

Jimmy Olsen

Oracle

Vicki Vale

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Batman Family

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Batcave

Gotham City

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Batarang

Batmobile

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Episode Six User Reviews

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I understand why this comic exists now

Reviewed by inferiorego
Aug. 3, 2007

Episode Six

One morning Frank Miller woke up and thought to himself, "Well DC wants me to work on a comic with Jim Lee about Batman... How much can I get away with?" That's what this comic is, Frank Miller trying to get away with as much as possible before DC fires him. This issue was hilarious, I recommend reading, but keep in mind, Miller is purposely trying to fuck this comic up. The variant cover is a Miller drawn cover in which we see Batgirl wearing her costume with her nipples erect. Batgirl in this issue is 16 I believe, and Frank Miller got away with it. The work bullshit is blacked out numerous times on the first few pages, and I have a feeling Miller tried to slip it past them.....

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