The Deadliest Ennemy of Gotham City (1974)

Robbins' art stood out for sure.  Those who don't get it mistakingly think it went back into the camp era, but it actually is a lot darker and daring with a gangster crime era of comics.  A lot of which was seeing a revival on the big screen at the time.  

Great movement to start the page off, but it's the sense of space and compositions that really make this one a joy. I love the almost opposite angles in the second tier, making the characters seem to lean away from each other. Robbins at his finest.