Fly, Robin, Fly (Batman 184)
from Checkered Past Hosted by Dr. Bobb
Dr. Husband applies his mad physics skillz to the problem of Batman's impossible "super" feats! Dr. Bobb takes his lumps for not remembering what Parkour is! Robin flies solo, and is revealed to be an idiot! PLUS Time Machine Mailbag!
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