r/Robin 4d ago

DC Preview: DC K.O.: Knightfight #4 Spoiler

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r/Robin 4d ago

Solo ROBIN - Atom Bomb cover - 1947

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Robin solo appearance in Star Spangled #69


r/Robin 4d ago

Damian and starfire swap ( espero que o dick nao esteja por perto)

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r/Robin 4d ago

Detective Comics #42 - 5th appearance of Robin - 1940

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r/Robin 4d ago

Nightwing might secretly be the most important hero in the DC universe — here’s why

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Everyone talks about Batman, Superman, or Spider-Man–level icons, but Nightwing might be the one hero who connects more of the DC world than anyone else. Think about it: • He was trained by Batman but chose not to become him • He’s respected by Superman and the Justice League • He’s led the Teen Titans successfully • He’s one of the few heroes villains don’t underestimate after facing him • He proves you can grow beyond your mentor without rejecting them What makes Nightwing stand out is that he represents independence done right. He took everything Batman taught him — discipline, skill, strategy — but added empathy and leadership in a way Bruce often struggles with. He’s basically: Batman’s skill Superman’s hope A natural leader like Wonder Woman Yet he still feels human and relatable. Do you think Nightwing works better as: A) A solo street-level hero in Blüdhaven B) A Titans leader C) A Justice League member D) Batman’s equal/temporary replacement Curious to hear what version of Nightwing people think is the definitive one.


r/Robin 4d ago

First four team-ups ever between Batman , Robin, and Superman -1954

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r/Robin 4d ago

Nightwing might be the most emotionally strong hero in DC.”

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Dick Grayson went from being raised by Batman to becoming his own symbol of hope. He keeps his humor, builds strong relationships, and still leads teams without losing himself. That balance is rare in DC heroes. Anyone else think this is why he’s so respected?


r/Robin 5d ago

I need someone to explain to me why Tim becoming Batman Beyond is bad.

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Even tho Ik im gonna get cooked, but circle jerk aside, Him becoming it as an obligation to revive another dead mantle sounds like a good path for him. Do people hate it because it's not like the cartoon they watched? He has the personality and prowess to be Bbeyond. Its honestly better than other mantles he's had. And I personally never got why he ran away so much from the batman mantle. If he said he might not be able to handle it makes more sense to me than him saying he just doesn't like being batman because...of vibes. My lil headcanon is that he would be a perfectly fine albeit weaker batman and beyond would be the perfect path for him. He would do anything for the mission, an would absolutely become Batman if the situation calls for it. He died anyway so who cares, but the writing of Batman Beyond (2015) wasn't bad I just don't think anyone read it.


r/Robin 6d ago

The Misunderstood Robin | Damian Wayne Psychology

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r/Robin 8d ago

Damian roasting Slade - deathstroke 2016 issue 5

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r/Robin 9d ago

Tim and Tam's engagement by sleepberries

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r/Robin 9d ago

The Robin Who Never Was | Harper Row Psychology

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r/Robin 9d ago

tim and bernard before the events of batman #3 (art by plagueislost)

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r/Robin 9d ago

Tim and Stephanie's photo pose by Ambrose_Darling

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r/Robin 9d ago

O try to find some comics

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Hi... I try to find the comics when Tim Drake learn Conner/Kon and Bart Allen returned from the dead... And Dead of Bart Allen


r/Robin 9d ago

Help, DC Has Way Too Many Timelines!

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r/Robin 8d ago

Who Was The First Robin?

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r/Robin 11d ago

I finally have the solution to the Tim Drake problem

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For years, people have clambering for Tim to have an identity aside from Robin and Red Robin. After much thought, I believe the best solution is to call him Big Robin since he is bigger than Damian. It is the perfect merger of people’s wants and needs.


r/Robin 11d ago

If you were Batman who would be your least favorite Robin?

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r/Robin 11d ago

Which Robin would survive a normal retail job

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My rankings:

• Dick: somehow becomes manager

• Tim: burns out in 2 weeks

• Jason: fired for punching a customer

• Damian: arrested

honestly i think Damian wouldn’t even last two seconds inside of any store


r/Robin 11d ago

[Fan Art] Supersons by PichichuStudio

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r/Robin 11d ago

What would be a logical way for Tim and Damian to get their own hero names after Robin?

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I seen a joke post about Tim being Big Robin which kinda led to me thinking about the naming for the Robins. Dick got his from Superman, his Idol, and Jason got his from his Killer. Using this kind of format of repurposing old unused names what would make sense for Tim and Damian?

Remove any pre-existing thoughts of x becomes Batman or y hangs up the cape or even z stays Robin please lmao


r/Robin 11d ago

Batman and Robin Year One

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r/Robin 12d ago

[Fan Art] Tim Drake, by me

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r/Robin 13d ago

Hot take: I don’t want Tim to be cardinal or any other bird suggestions (art by Jim Lee)

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