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"Robin": After Robin failed to kill Batman, Reverend Darrk tasked the former with robbing a wealthy home, but did not explain why he had to. The next day, Darrk tasked Robin with robbing a bank, but he backed out when he encountered Beth, an employee who was once a social worker at his orphanage

Just Imagine: Robin #1 is a one-shot with a cover date of March, 2002. It was published on January 6, 2002.

Synopsis for "Robin"

After Robin failed to kill Batman, Reverend Darrk tasked the former with robbing a wealthy home, but did not explain why he had to. The next day, Darrk tasked Robin with robbing a bank, but he backed out when he encountered Beth, an employee who was once a social worker at his orphanage.

Since Wayne Williams was also present during the attempted robbery, he followed Robin (as Batman) to the Church of Eternal Empowerment and learned how the orphan met Reverend Darrk and joined him. Robin joined Batman and attacked the Church members, although many of them, including Darrk, escaped. After leaving the Church, Batman offered Robin a partnership, which the latter rejected.

Appearing in "Robin"

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  • Robin (Flashback and main story)

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  • Beth
  • Robin's parents (Mentioned only)

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Synopsis for "On The Street"

After encountering Robin at the bank, Beth returned to the orphanage and demanded to speak to Mark Merlin and Tommy Tomorrow before she learned that Reverend Darrk and the Church of Eternal Empowerment owned them. After Beth left the orphanage, Madame Xanadu tasked Mark and Tommy with bringing Robin back into the fold and revealed that Adam Strange (who had died) was not Darrk's only progeny, leading the two orphans to think about whether they could be related to him.

Appearing in "On The Street"

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  • Beth

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