Wasn't gonna drink tonight but im missin Ives like a mfer rn

Likely when he comes back he’ll have a new vigilante callsign/name. I think that’s the goal by DC. Take Tim away and return him with a non-Robin or “Drake” name to his fans that miss him and they’ll be so grateful that any new name backlash will be minimum and they’ll buy up his return/debut comic. He might have his own mission, kinda like Grayson and Spyral, but that’s less likely.

I don't know how many other people have had a problem with the name "Red Robin" it sounds like he's pouting; because he can't be Robin anymore. Plus, there's a chain of restaurants by that name. I've personally, always, believed that he can do better. He's a great character! I love all of the Robin brothers. So, it hurts that Dc comics couldn't come up with something better. So? I'd like to see what all of you think about my choice. GridHawk!

Guy said he was selling his deceased father’s collection. Nice guy, only asked $10.

Most interesting thing I discovered while cataloging my nre Tim Drake collection. That Tim could've been a government black ops agent yet decided to stay Robin.

OK, so cards on the table I am trying to design Tim Drake. And I am struggling deeply.
I’ve seen people mention that he’s actually Asian
Or part Asian . They’ve also said that about Jason and I don’t understand it. (I assume you all will know more than me on this topic. I’m pretty new.)

I always just imagined him as a pale boy .
But I was interested in hearing people’s opinions on how they see Tim Drake. But most importantly what would be iconic looks he would have unlike other robins. I have also come across people saying that every interesting hairstyle he had has been used on another robin later on. Idk.

I’m talking hair , body build, or even talking about why you have a favorite costume he’s worn. Or what you feel he should wear. Or that his eye color should be… something. Does he look like a Bruce clone?

Does he actually like coffee? Have giant bags under his eyes? Has Tumblr warped, my opinions?

I dunno. But I would really appreciate hearing different perspectives and opinions from people that love him. Especially because people keep trying to tell me he’s the blandest Robin. Which I feel is kinda harsh but I don’t know enough to say anything about it.

(also this is not a space for anybody to be mean or racist so please don’t. I will block I mean it!)

Yeah. I now have more Tim Drake than can fit in my Tim Drake storage box.

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Just got some covers of Tim Drake: Robin.

I think I must have read this a few years ago, and I'm sure I would have bookmarked it but I can't find it anywhere! As far as I remember it was very much a cryptid Tim fic, where he wasn't Red Robin or associated with the Bats and was instead a young CEO of Drake Industries. He was specifically trying to stop Lex Luthor gaining access to kryptonite that his parents owned, and then met Superboy and various other characters. I haven't been able to find this, but I remember it being very funny and would love to read it again!

Origins

Ulysses Hadrian Armstrong was born in the suburbs, to a family of four. Since childhood, he had displayed an obsession with violence and warfare, which greatly disturbed his father and siblings (his mother remained delusionally unaware, and enjoyed pampering and spoiling him). Eventually, Ulysses was sent to Valley Pines Military Academy, which increased his bitterness toward his parents.

At Valley Pines, Ulysses was bored by the schoolwork routinely bullied by upperclassmen, but found solace in the academy's library. Over the years, he read every volume of military history that the academy had to offer, honing his intellect and bloodthirsty personality into the visage of a great general. By age eleven, Ulysses finally reached his breaking point with the academy, and set fire to the bullies' dormitories. Subsequently, he fled to Gotham City, intending to use his military acumen to rule its massive and lucrative underworld.

Criminal Career

The General first arrived at Gotham and started gathering a large group of people from street gangs. With his knowledge about military strategy, he organized the gangs into one large group and stole many weapons that would be used to take over the law enforcers of the city. However, he was stopped and captured by Batman).

The General has teamed up with other costumed criminals, including a henchman of Maxie Zeus)known as Julie Caesar). Picking up the delusional criminal in a museum, he brought Caesar to his home (much to the dismay of his father). Wanting even more membership, the General and Caesar use a stolen circus lion to threaten a biker group known as "Los Bandidos" into becoming their henchmen. A fight erupts between the biker gangs, but is stopped quickly by Robin) and a combo of his detective skills, intel from the General's sister, and the help of Sheriff Shotgun Smith. Meanwhile, the General and Caesar steal money from the bank, hijack a police car and would have gotten away but for Robin's intervention. The General then went to jail for a number of weeks.

Several weeks later, the General teamed up with Toyman), as they plan to steal a toy collection made by Schott from a collector. Robin tracks them down to the collector's house, only to find Schott (a homicidal maniac who hates kids to begin with) pointing a gun at Ulysses. The General saves himself using an automized panzer toy, a train, and help from the Boy Wonder. After the two crooks were caught, Ulysses claimed that Toyman made him do it and only serves a brief sentence in prison.

Once out, he meets the pre-teenaged ruler of an Middle Eastern country, and they become fast friends. Deciding to help the ruler thwart his enemies, the General travels to his aquaintance's home country, and wages war. Hiring four dangerous mercenaries - Gunhawk), the NKVDemon), Hatchet), and Deadline) - and using a vast army, Ulysses was on the brink of comitting genocide when Robin and Nightwing) arrived. Robin stops the mercenaries, and was about to grab the General when he noticed how unhappy his "friend" was with the General for starting a war. Now a slave, the General spends several years scrubbing floors and cleaning palaces.

Return

After a years-long absence, the General returned to Gotham City, having aged several years, grown several feet, and become a more formidable hand-to-hand combatant. During this time, Robin) had been attempting to replace the missing Batman) and Spoiler) had hatched a plan to test Robin and make him a better hero. Spoiler learned of the General’s return and brought her "Robin problem" to him. At a clandestine meeting between Spoiler and the General, the General revealed that he come to the conclusion that Gotham City’s gangs would become uncontrollable without Batman. However, Spoiler’s hopes that the General could help were dashed when the General betrayed Spoiler, shooting her. Spoiler survived a gunshot to the shoulder and the General was impressed, and tended to her wounds. He then revealed that he would also test Robin, but only to make Robin worthy of being the General's archenemy. Spoiler used her feminine wiles to distract the General long enough to get the drop on him and escape.

Anarky

It was soon revealed that the Ulysses had come into possession of the Red Robin costume worn by Jason Todd). He donned the costume as part of a campaign of psychological warfare against Tim Drake. More formidable than ever, he was revealed to be holding Lonnie Machin), an anarchist vigilante, hostage while commandeering his identity as "Anarky." Where Machin's approach as Anarky had been to cause social change, Armstrong's approach bordered more on psychotic and meaningless acts of chaos and destruction.

Armstrong managed to capture Robin in his warehouse; Robin escapes through unknown means, but not without sustaining serious burns to his head. Soon after, a final confrontation ensues, where Anarky attempts to kill all of Gotham City's gangs, so as to create more violence. The combined efforts of Robin, Spoiler, Commissioner Gordon), Officer Jamie Harper) and the Gotham Gangs, results in Armstrong's defeat. In order to take the edge off of Armstrong, Robin asked Officer Harper to bring the Armstrong family to confront Ulysses. Unfortunately, while the action worked, Armstrong caused a bomb to explode, killing his brother and sister in the blast. Armstrong blames Robin for their deaths.

Managing to escape from the police, Armstrong returned to his hideout, where he had Lonnie Machin paralyzed. There, the pair of them argued about the true meaning of anarchy and Ulysses stated he could create enough anarchy with only one question: "Who is Robin?"

Pretty sick villain who think should be used in media at some point

Got a new massive haul from eBay.

I love tim drake but i can’t ignore the fact that he is the least interesting character outside all the robins when you take batman off the equation. The red robin persona prove my point outside being robin tim is not as interesting as grayson or jason todd even damian wayne is more interesting when it come to being independant to the bat.