the boy wonder (fictitious character)

In this volume of comics based on the classic Batman TV series from the 1960s, the Caped Crusader faces off against Solomon Grundy, Marsha, Poison Ivy, the Harlequin, and others.

"... looks at the lives of Robin and Superboy and their destiny to follow in their fathers' footsteps, while we meet a new villain whose ascension parallels the boys' own understanding of their powers--except that he believes it's his right to rule over every being on the planet"--OCLC.

Batman's sidekick Robin provides tips for being cool like a superhero.

After escaping from prison, the Riddler uses clever clues to trap Batman and Robin inside a tyrannosaurus rex robot.

"Burglars have struck the Gotham City Zoo! But shoe prints and tire tracks left behind may hold the key to unraveling the crime. Join Batman and Robin as they use footware and tire tread analysis to crack the case and bring two of their most notorious enemies to justice."--Back cover.

"When the Riddler escapes from Arkham Asylum, the Dynamic Duo discover he has a museum in his sites. But the Riddler's riddles reveal he doesn't just steal from the museum, he actually makes off with the whole thing! With the help of World War II-era decoding machines, the Riddler takes command of the Gotham City Military Museum--a fully-functional battleship! Now it's up to Batman and Robin to spoil his plans before he blows Wayne Manor, and the rest of Gotham City, out of the water"--Provided by the publisher.

Batman and Robin take on the Penguin and his powerful parasol as he tries to steal the Blue Diamond of Russia at the Gotham City Museum.

After escaping from prison, the Riddler uses clever clues to trap Batman and Robin inside a tyrannosaurus rex robot.

Two-Face and Clayface team up to capture Batman and Robin, and crush them under a giant coin.

Dick Grayson is adopted by Bruce Wayne and asked to help Batman on a mission.