Robin!

[zeedox]

So the boy wonder is most probably the next main retro right?

[bizzaro megomauler]

at this point who knows? with shockers like Two Face and Black Adam, it's anyone's guess!

[ScottA]

Yea, speculation is fine but we won't know anything for sure until SDCC.

[jimsmegos]

You knw what would be fun? Do a regular Robin release but then have Tim Drake, Jason Todd and Nightwing Matty exclusives. I think that would rock!

[MEGO_SUPERMAN]

Now those would be some sweet figures!

[Earth 2 Chris]

I'd be down for that plus some Earth 2 love!!!

Chris

[MEGOMAN]

I'd be down for that plus some Earth 2 love!!!

Chris

Here the one I made!!

[Earth 2 Chris]

Nice! I made one too, but I don't have any close-up pics of him at the moment.

Chris

[Cosmicman]

If Toys R Us don't start putting these newer waves in all their stores the only place your going to be able to get these new waves is online.

[boynightwing]

I hope they do 2 Robins. Dick Grayson and Tim Drake. Drake's outfit would be retro in it's own way now too since it came out in the early 90's. I also want them to make Disco Nightwing.

[argent007]

I'd love a wave of Robin's. Especially disco Nightwing

[Lynn TXP 0369]

The Robin that needs to be done first is the one that pairs up with the Batman that is out now, any other wouldn't make sense.
Lynn

[boynightwing]

The Robin that needs to be done first is the one that pairs up with the Batman that is out now, any other wouldn't make sense.
Lynn

I agree. However Batman wore that costume for quite some time. He got 3 Robins out of it before switching back to the black bat symbol.

[Brown Bear]

If it's not the Super Friends Robin, I'm not interested. Let's keep it retro.

[boynightwing]

I think the Super Friends Robin should come first as well. But I'd like to see Tim Drake in addition to Grayson. The 90's is now Retro as time moves forward. (Which makes us old...but I still feel young!)
Retro is a culturally outdated or aged style, trend, mode, or fashion, from the overall postmodern past, that has since that time become functionally or superficially the norm once again. The use of "retro" style iconography and imagery interjected into post-modern art, advertising, mass media, etc. It generally implies a vintage of at least 15 or 20 years.