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BIKE Rib Knit Tank | WhiteThe BIKE Rib Knit Tank in White is a soft men's white tank top with a clean ribbed texture and a close, easy to layer fit. Made from lightweight modal stretch fabric, it works as everyday underwear inspired loungewear, a gym vest, or a simple gay menswear staple under jackets, open shirts, or worn on its own. Features Soft, comfortable, and lightweight Stretch blends allow the tank to retain its shape BIKE stripe tab at back neck Material 93% Modal,
The BIKE Rib Knit Tank in White is a soft men's white tank top with a clean ribbed texture and a close, easy-to-layer fit. Made from lightweight modal stretch fabric, it works as everyday underwear-inspired loungewear, a gym vest, or a simple gay menswear staple under jackets, open shirts, or worn on its own.
Features
Soft, comfortable, and lightweight
Stretch blends allow the tank to retain its shape
BIKE stripe tab at back neck
Material
93% Modal, 7% Spandex Rib Knit
Size Guide
Small: 37-38 inches
Medium: 39-40 inches
Large: 41-43 inches
XL: 44-46 inches
XXL: 46-48 inches
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★★★★★ 2
Why the revisionism?
Format: Paperback
I kinda want to give this a try but I dislike that the artist chose to change Robin's costume. What is this? Dick Grayson Robin always wore the same costume, so why is a "throwback" story using new uniforms? (Batman's is also not quite the original.) I guess modern readers just think the classic togs are "silly," but that's on them. Respect the material, comics creators! Or leave it alone.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Simply magnificent
Format: Kindle
A new perspective on an old and familiar story. The art is outstanding. The story is compelling. It needs to be a regular ongoing series. DC...please handle this. Thanks.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2021
★★★★★ 5
Probably the best thing to come out of the "New 52" reboot
Format: Paperback
In general, I'm not a big fan of the new 52 reboot of the DC universe. On the other hand, it produced this really interesting investigation of the iffy morality and general maladjustment and emotional fallout caused by the "child soldier" issue of the multiple underage vigilantes in the Batman family of comic books. The scripting for this story is excellent, in that it makes clear the broad range of personalities represented by the 4 Robins, Bluebird, Spoiler, and Black Bat (who isn't named as such in this particular story for some reason), and aside from that the art is really gorgeous. I think this may very well be the best thing to come out of the new 52 reboot.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2016
★★★★★ 5
fantastica
Format: Paperback
Una muy buena historia, la conclusión a una muy buena historia
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Don't listen to the negative reviews. There is so much to love in this story.
Format: Paperback
First off, I would like to say that this is mostly for people who either A) bought vol1 and want to finish the story, and B) fans of not only Batman, but also the "legacy" that he has left behind him. More on that later.
This is the second half of the weekly 26 week story revolving around The former robins, and deals heavily around The Spoiler, Cassandra Cain (batgirl) and Harper Row (bluebird) the main thing I have to say about this story is that it more effectively does what "batman eternal" and "Robin war" we're trying to accomplish. In batman eternal, the story was over 50 issues long, and there were so many times where the story was abysmal because of filler and boring events that made it feel like such a cash grab, and with Robin war, by the end of that story there is almost nothing important that happens, leaving you to feel like you could have went without reading it. Batman and robin eternal not only tells a captivating story, but with important enough events that justify your time and money put into this story. I can whole heartedly recommend this to ANY fan of not only Azrael (very important character in the 90s when knight fall was going on) but also Cassandra Cain (new batgirl up until 2011) and they in my opinion are the highlights of this story because of the justice they are given as comic book characters. We haven't seen them since in the new earth, so it's nice that they got some recognition before rebirth. Hopefully we see them more, but this is also a solid story for the robins as well, each of Batmans pupils gets justice at some point in the story, so I can say a fan of any of them will be pleased. I can say this especially as a Red Hood fan who longs for the day that Jason Tood will finally get a good/solo ongoing series. Now with that said, the art can be inconsistent seeing as how there are more than one of them, and the "big plot twist" shown in this second half can be pretty obvious that "there's more than meets the eye" with the situation, but I rather not give spoilers.
Again This book is MORE THAN WORTH YOUR TIME AND MONEY if you
Like ANY robin
Like Scott Snyders "bluebird"
Like the old ninja looking batgirl
Like Azrael
Like batman stories that don't have batman as the main focus
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2016