Robin Tweets for the Week
I’m busy at a conference this weekend, so this weekly Robin consists of some links, most already shared on that Twitter feed.
First, in the thumbnail at left, artist Carly Monardo shares her vision of Robin as he’d look if designed and drawn by Edward Gorey. Her Batman may be even more Gorey than that. Each entry in Monardo’s blog is an attempt to draw an iconic character in an unfamiliar artistic style.
Comics Should Be Good! rightly featured Chuck Dixon and Jason Armstrong’s 1995 retelling of how Dick Grayson became Robin in Robin Annual, #4.
Comics Make No Sense demonstrates the dangers of fighting crime in the vicinity of a giant sewing machine, especially if you fall down a lot.
Finally, here’s an image of Robin as a member of The Breakfast Club, created by artist Cliff Chiang. (Despite being a “child of the ’80s” I’ve never watched more than five minutes of that movie or felt any desire to. So I can’t say if Robin makes sense in the Ally Sheedy position.)
3 comments:
The Breakfast Club kids don't really match the Titans in personality. That said I think Aqualad would have been a better fit for Ally Sheedy's place and Robin better as Anthony Michael Hall.
Graphically, I suspect, one of the problems with posing the original Teen Titans is differentiating all that red and yellow.
At least he didn't go for yet another version of the Last Supper.
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