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Comic Writer Jeph Loeb Defends Robin For Nolan’s Batman Trilogy
slashfilm.com - 7/4/2008
Comic Writer Jeph Loeb Defends Robin For Nolan’s Batman Trilogy
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Yesterday , I posted on Christian Bale ’s reported dismissal of Robin —both the character and his place in Christopher Nolan ’s Batman franchise—and the comments continue to unfold with incredibly lengthy diatribes widely in favor of Bale’s sentiments. Twenty-three words can unleash hundreds of thousands, and now highly respected comic writer Jeph Loeb , ...

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At The Movies - Film News and Reviews:  Does Batman Need Robin?

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  • benji23 benji23
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    Good god, no. They'd probably cast Shia LaBeouf to keep the franchise going another 20 years...
    Posted 7/4/2008 respond (flag)
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