Robin 3000 Vol 1 1

""Robin 3000"": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

Robin 3000 #1 is an issue of the series Robin 3000 (Volume 1) with a cover date of January, 1993.

Appearing in "Robin 3000"

Featured Characters:

• Robin (Tom Wayne) (First appearance)

Supporting Characters:

• Aki Wong (First appearance)
• Batman (Bruce Wayne XX) (Dies) (First appearance)
  • Robin (Android-900) (First appearance)

Antagonists:

• Skulp Protectorate (First appearance)
  • Skulp counterintelligence (First appearance)
    • Dregon (First appearance)
    • Genra Carson (First appearance)
  • Tom Wayne android No. 5 (First appearance)

Other Characters:

• Batman (Bruce Wayne) (Mentioned only)
• Batman (Bruce Wayne XIX) (In dream sequence only) (First appearance)
• Duncan Dire (First appearance)
• Moon Bailey (First appearance)
• Selina Kyle (First appearance)
• Anti-Skulp rebels (First appearance)

Locations:

• Bolivar
  • Praexel Forest Research Zone (First appearance)
  • Simon
    • Skulp pharmaceutical factory (First appearance)
• Cetigus Beta (First appearance)
  • Weltraum (First appearance)
• Earth
  • Gotham City
    • Batcave (In dream sequence only)
  • Los Angeles (On a TV or computer screen)
• Nonaligned worlds (Mentioned only)
• Outer space

Items:

• Bat-Signal

Vehicles:

• Batplane (Destroyed)
• Skulp airships
• Skulp dreadnought Excalibur
• Skulp phantoms
  
  

Synopsis for "Robin 3000"

• Synopsis not yet written.

Notes

• Robin 3000 is a two-issue limited series published under DC's Elseworlds imprint and takes place outside the continuity of the mainstream DC Universe universe.
• This story was originally created by Byron Preiss and P. Craig Russell in 1985–6 as a graphic novel titled Tom Swift 3000. It featured a futuristic version of the Stratemeyer Syndicate character Tom Swift, and was intended for Simon & Schuster's new graphic novel line. However, when Simon & Schuster changed their minds on entering the graphic novel market, the story languished for a few years before Preiss brought it to DC with plans to turn it into a Robin story, which was accomplished with rewriting and the addition of 18 new pages.^[1]

Trivia

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See Also

• Discuss Robin 3000 Vol 1 1 on the forums
• Cover gallery for the Robin 3000 series
• Images from Robin 3000 Vol 1 1

Recommended Reading

• Robin Recommended Reading
  • Batman: A Lonely Place of Dying
  • Batman: Dark Victory
  • Batman: Year Three
  • Batman and Robin (Volume 1)
  • Batman and Robin (Volume 2)
  • Batman & Robin Eternal
  • New Teen Titans (Volume 1)
  • Robin: A Hero Reborn
  • Robin II: The Joker's Wild!
  • Robin III: Cry of the Huntress
  • Robin (Volume 2)
  • Robin: Son of Batman
  • Robin: Year One
  • Teen Titans (Volume 3)
  • We Are Robin
  • Young Justice (Volume 1)

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