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    Red Robin #4

    Red Robin » Red Robin #4 - The Grail, Part 4 released by DC Comics on November 1, 2009.

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    4.8 stars

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    Great tie up and sign of things to come 0

    Red Robin #4 - The Grail, Part 4 by fueljunky on September 14, 2009

    This issue does a great job of finishing up the prologue of Red Robin. We learn how he cut ties in Gotham and how he really get started down Bruces trail. The Bat symbol in the cave confirmed what we all know and now Tim knows it too. The story does jump back and forth which seems to be the theme in this arc. It has a cliff hanger ending that seems it will go into the next arc really well.  The art is lacking. I am glad that they are changing artists. Tim looks too much like Batman when he is Re...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

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    Red Robin #4 - The Grail, Part 4 by ryonslaught on May 06, 2010

     Summary Flashback to city, Tim is about o leave after donning the Red Robin costume. He takes one last look at before heading out when Dick dressed as Batman arrives. He wants to talk, they do talk but when Dick basically patronizes Tim’s instincts by suggesting he go see a psychiatrist Tim closes down and decides to leave anyway. They spar briefly with Tim acknowledging that he knows he sounds crazy but eh can’t explain how he knows Bruce is Alive he just does. In the end he asks Dick to...

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