Batman and Robin Omnibus

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Additionally, he might have another source of income, like business and investments, which he has not shared in public. Infinite Halloween Special, one-shot, "The 13 Stories of Halloween" (with among other artists, October 2007)

Just a side note: aside from The Count of Monte Cristo, this omnibus is the second 1000+ book I've read this year!

This is so close to 5 stars because I really loved some of it and other parts just felt kind of like flat filler, so I'm going to say its a 4.5 He invented the 'Fosbury Flop', was a gold medallist at the 1968 Games, and remained an advocate for athletes his entire life. Fosbury's legacy will live on for generations to come." We got a closer look at Bruce Wayne's pre-Batman early days in Born To Kill, I like this storyline, the villain and the father-son interaction/conflict between Bruce and Damian here, plus the rarely seen sense of humor: Seriously, I lost count on how many times Batman did something just because he is the goddamn Batman. No wonder his buddies in Justice League are pissed at him. Plus Batman and his interaction with the rest of the BatFam were really giving me headaches for most of the time. Lol

Besides being a high jumper, he pursued a career in engineering and became a successful businessman. Fosbury began experimenting with the 'flop' at school and, encouraged by his coaches, he had all-but perfected it by the time he was in higher education. Fosbury was involved in politics and served as a Blaine County Commissioner in Idaho, which could have been another source of income for him. Brady, Matt (November 4, 2008). " Robin, Nightwing, Birds of Prey to End in February". Newsarama. Archived from the original on March 6, 2016. Although I was sad to see this series conclude, I'm happy to know I've got Tomasi and Gleason's Superman run to dive into next. As I hear it has similar themes to this book with it focusing on Clark and his son Jon, so I know it's going to be amazing.Siegel, Lucas (January 11, 2010). "Update 4: DC's Brightest Day w/ David Finch!". Newsarama. Archived from the original on March 5, 2016 . Retrieved January 11, 2010. The best thing about this, though, is the combination of the two of them. Tomasi nails the father-son dynamic. The stories, particularly in the latter half of this giant book, really make you feel for them as a family, as two people forced together by blood, learning to deal with each other and respect each other in their own ways. And damn, if the middle of this book doesn't have some powerful emotional weight. Fosbury was married to Robin Tomasi at the time of his death . Fosbury’s wife was reported with him during his illness and stayed by his side until his passing. Fosbury passed away on March 12, 2023, at the age of 76, following a brief battle with a lymphoma recurrence. Fosbury was married to Robin Tomasi, with whom he had a son named Erich as well as Stephanie and Kristin, Robin’s daughters.

Fosbury was a former American high jumper who revolutionized the sport by introducing a new jumping technique known as the “Fosbury Flop.”Fosbury had a great bond with every one of his children; they surrounded him at the time of his death. Fosbury had a son, Erich, with his wife, Robin Tomasi. The couple only shared a child, but Fosbury had two stepchildren, Stephanie and Kristin.