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James Robinson

    James Robinson is a British writer celebrated for his significant contributions to comic books and screenplays. His work is distinguished by an encyclopedic grasp of comic book continuity, particularly concerning the "Golden Age" of the genre. He rose to prominence through his revitalizing work on the character Starman for DC Comics. His writing for iconic figures like Batman, Cable, and Captain America, alongside his current work for Justice League of America, showcases his profound engagement with superhero narratives.

    Starman. Infernal Devices
    Whale Eyes
    Starman, Sons of the Father
    Starman. Grand Guignol
    Starman Compendium One
    Starman Compendium Two
    • Starman Compendium Two

      • 1480 pages
      • 52 hours of reading

      Who will hold continue the Starman lineage and carry the Cosmic Rod? And who will protect Opal City? Starman Compendium 2 includes thrilling tales of both Jack Knight’s time as Starman and Ted Knight’s time in the role. These action-packed adventures include some familiar faces like Batman and The Shade—as well as some unexpected friends, like Hellboy?! Find out who else will make an appearance in this incredible collection, including favorites from All-Star Comics 80-Page Giant #1, Batman/Hellboy/Starman#1-2, JSA All-Stars #4, Starman#43-81, Starman #1 (1998), Starman/Congorilla #1, Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. #0, and The Shade #1-12!

      Starman Compendium Two
      4.7
    • Starman Compendium One

      • 1476 pages
      • 52 hours of reading

      In "Starman Compendium One," Jack Knight reluctantly takes on the mantle of Starman and wields the Cosmic Rod to confront old enemies like The Mist and The Shade. This collection features issues of Starman along with various related stories, exploring Jack's unexpected journey towards his destiny.

      Starman Compendium One
      4.5
    • Starman. Grand Guignol

      • 296 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      After the death of his father, young Jack Knight is forced to take over his role as legendary superhero Starman.

      Starman. Grand Guignol
      4.5
    • Jack Knight has gone through hell and back and suffered much personal loss, though gained a son he didn't know he had. Unfortunately there are still some matters that need tying up before he can move on to the next phase of his life. After a meeting with the world's greatest hero, Superman, and a final talk with his brother, David, Jack must uncover the mystery of the Starman of 1951 -- by going back in time to meet him face-to-face! The legacy of every person to be called Starman, both in the past and the future, is connected in this final volume of the Starman series!

      Starman, Sons of the Father
      4.5
    • Whale Eyes

      A Memoir about Seeing and Being Seen

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Inspired by a viral short film, this illustrated memoir offers a captivating blend of storytelling and visuals, appealing to both middle-grade readers and adults. Created by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker James Robinson, it explores themes of connection and discovery through the lens of personal experience. The book promises to engage readers with its heartfelt narrative and stunning illustrations, making it a unique addition to the genre.

      Whale Eyes
      4.4
    • Starman. Night and Day

      • 240 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      /James Robinson /Tony Harris and Wade Von Grawbadger, illustrators From the author of BATMAN/DEADMAN: DEATH AND GLORY. In this powerful story, the new Starman's greatest foe, the beautiful but deadly new Mist, has captured his greatest weapon in an attempt to kill him. At the same time, the original Starman proves himself onc

      Starman. Night and Day
      4.3
    • Starman: To Reach the Stars

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Follows the adventures of the legendary superhero as he fights against evil forces.

      Starman: To Reach the Stars
      4.2
    • Stars My Destination

      • 144 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Jack Knight, Starman, continues his star-spanning journey through space - accompanied by his blue-skinned comrade Mikaal and his Mother Box-produced hologram of his father, Ted Knight - to find the brother of his lady love, Sadie, in this volume collecting STARMAN #55-60. But Jack and his crew become prisoners of the empire, and must stoke the fires of revolution in order to escape a despot's grasp

      Stars My Destination
      4.2
    • Starman

      • 240 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      This is a science-fiction/fantasy in comic book format.

      Starman
      4.2