Just Imagine Stan Lee with John Byrne Creating Robin #[nn]

Apr 2002 · DC · 5.95 USD; 9.95 CAD

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In a bold reimagining from Stan Lee and John Byrne, this 2002 DC comic presents a Robin shaped by hardship and rage—raised in an orphanage, hardened by betrayal, and drawn into crime by the manipulative Reverend Darrk. When Batman finally steps in to reveal the truth and offer a partnership, Robin’s fierce independence puts their bond to its first true test. With John Byrne’s dynamic art and Terry Austin’s sharp inks bringing the story to life, this issue redefines the legacy of the Boy Wonder in a way that’s both defiant and deeply human.

Contains 2 stories

Untitled Superhero story

40 pp · Superhero

RobinBatman [Wayne Williams]BethMorgana Le FeyReverend Dominic Darrk

In this 2002 tale from *Just Imagine Stan Lee with John Byrne Creating Robin*, a young orphan named Robin, raised in anger and shaped by hardship, is manipulated into a life of crime by the cunning Reverend Darrk. When Batman steps in to reveal the truth and extend an offer of partnership, Robin must confront his past and decide what kind of hero—or villain—he truly wants to become.

Untitled Superhero story

8 pp · Superhero

BethMadame XanaduMark MerlinTommy Tomorrow

In this 2002 tale from *Just Imagine Stan Lee with John Byrne Creating Robin*, Beth seeks answers at an orphanage, hoping to uncover the truth behind Robin’s past. Madame Xanadu manipulates two orphans, Mark Merlin and Tommy Tomorrow, to mislead her—sending her on a path that may not lead where she expects.