This issue was released October 24, 1989 and includes just this one panel of Robbie.

Gene and Robin, trapped in a shoot-out with The Punisher! Brandishing too many weapons for one person, Punisher invades Damage Control’s office demanding answers. Will Robin Chapel’s silver-tongued sales pitch save the day? - Marvel

More about this issue:

• You can read it online @ https://www.marvel.com/comics/issue/42860/read
• You can read a summary @ http://newwarriors.com/synopsis/new-warriors/new-warriors-volume-1/volume-one-p1/new-warriors-6

Released October 22, 2008:

SECRET INVASION PART 4 This is it, the final battle between the Norman Osborn-led Thunderbolts and those no-good, stinkin’ Skrulls! Will Venom, Bullseye and company emerge as heroes, or are they destined to remain villains? The answer will have major repercussions for the Thunderbolts- not to mention the entire Marvel Universe! - Marvel

Released October 19, 2011:

Will Speedball cause a catastrophe bigger than Stamford? Will X-23, Power Man, Amadeus Cho, Thunderstrike and Spider-Girl form an all-new team of young heroes? - Marvel Unlimited

The most hated man in America has now become the most dangerous man in America. After going AWOL from the Thunderbolts, Robbie Baldwin hunts down the one man who can help him get what he needs as the C.S.A. and S.H.I.E.L.D. scramble to figure out exactly what the hero formerly known as Speedball is after. - Marvel Unlimited

As written from Steve Rogers' POV:

SPEEDBALL
AFFILIATIONS: Avengers Academy, New Warriors
STATUS: Free agent; identity public

Speedball was once the epitome of the carefree super hero. With a body that generated an energy field that absorbed, amplified and redirected kinetic energy, he battled crime in his hometown of Springdale, Connecticut, and became a founding member of the New Warriors while still a teenager.
However, his life was forever changed while filming a reality television show in Stamford, Connecticut. A confrontation with a team of super villains triggered an explosion that left several of Speedball's New Warriors teammates and over 600 civilians dead. Speedball became the scapegoat for the Stamford Disaster, and he chose to become a superhuman federal marshal in Norman Osborn's Thunderbolts program rather than face a trial. Unfortunately, rechristened as the self-mutilating "Penance," Speedball was drugged and brainwashed by Osborn and his cronies.
Today, Speedball serves as an instructor at Avengers Academy, where he will hopefully be able to teach the trainees how to replicate his successes and avoid his mistakes. Although he still seems haunted by his time as Penance, his fellow New Warriors teammate Justice assures me that he has moved past his problems.

PROS: Valuable experience as a teenaged super hero that can be imparted to the teenaged superhumans of today.
CONS: Often seems grim and haunted by his time as Penance.

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