Robin 3000 Vol 1 1

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"Robin 3000"
Cover
Robin 3000 Vol 1 #1
January, 1993
Executive Editor	Dick Giordano
Cover Artists	P. Craig Russell Paul Chadwick
"Robin 3000"
Writers	Byron Preiss Steve Ringgenberg
Pencilers	P. Craig Russell
Inkers	P. Craig Russell
Colourists	P. Craig Russell Lovern Kindzierski
Letterers	Kurt Hathaway George Roberts John Workman
Editors	Byron Preiss
Design	Dean Motter
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Next Issue	Robin 3000 #2

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
  

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.
• This issue is reprinted in Elseworlds: Batman Vol. 1.

See Also

• 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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