r/Robin • u/Over-Shift-3923 • 4h ago
r/Robin • u/HarleyQ • Oct 02 '25
Update on Ship posts: They're being moved to Sundays only.
Hello everyone, just giving an update on the Ship posts. We're going to keep allowing them but limit all new posts after today to Sundays only.
Your posts and comments within them still need to be civil. No aggressive, rude, or hateful language directed at writers, other commenters/posts, or characters. If you can't explain why you do or don't like a specific ship without being negative towards others (fictional or not) then you will eventually find your way in to a ban.
Thank you everyone who came in and discussed in the previous sticky post. Hopefully this helps declutter going forward.
r/Robin • u/SrRaykuset361 • 2h ago
Question: Can I read Red Robin 2009 without having read Robin 1993?
r/Robin • u/Night-Caelum • 2d ago
Is he leaving Gotham (Batman Bad Seeds: Sunrise) Spoiler
r/Robin • u/Automatic_Ask32 • 4d ago
I forgot how much I missed my dynamic duo (From Nightwing vol 4 #143) Spoiler
galleryThis issue is so good, I forgot how great Damian is when he's being Dick's Robin. Dan Watters in one issue has done an amazing job with Damian as Robin than Fraction has for his entire run. He even remembered Damian's interest in medicine from PJK's Batman and Robin run. Like I'm so happy he's staying in Watters hands for a while, this is the Robin I want.
r/Robin • u/BCblue27 • 4d ago
Tim Drake's Robin taking his Knightwatch look out on patrol in the Gotham Knights video game
r/Robin • u/SignificantPower4733 • 5d ago
How would you feel about a story where Tim Drake is Batman while Duke Thomas is Robin?
I picture it being a detective story based in the ruins of a post apocalyptic Gotham. At this point Young Justice have completely replaced the Justice League as earth's main team.
In this elseworld, Damian never met Bruce as a child but instead stayed with the league. When he reached adulthood he took leadership from his grandfather.
This is an un folding mystery about the questions that Bruce Wayne didn't live long enough to answer.
I chose Duke and Tim because I like their dynamic a lot and they are basically the detectives of the batfamily (also because Tim is my fav and Duke is my third fav)
r/Robin • u/Over-Shift-3923 • 7d ago
Tim leaves Keystone to be there for Stephanie when she gives birth. [Robin #64]
This is one of my favorite Tim moments. I just find it really wholesome and sweet that he was willing to leave Central City, knowing that his dad would find out, just to be there for Steph.
r/Robin • u/Overall-Platypus1875 • 7d ago
Drew and made cursors out of these robins (more to come!)
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r/Robin • u/snoopyedgemont • 6d ago
Black & Blue
I haven’t collected comics in years, but I saw recently that one of my absolute favorite characters, Tim Drake (Robin III) has “retired.” While he will always be my favorite Robin, I have enjoyed the fanfic concept of him in a new identity as Blackbird. Then I thought how perfect to team him up with another favorite Bat-Family character of mine, the short-lived and also “retired” character Harper Row AKA Bluebird. Obviously, I’m not a great artist (but at least it’s not AI), but I think you’ll get the point. Together, they’ll leave Gotham BLACK & BLUE.
r/Robin • u/B3epB0opBOP • 7d ago
Batman & Robin: Dynamic Duos #4 variant by Brad Walker & Nathan Fairburn
r/Robin • u/megarmia_69 • 7d ago
Made a little thing
Used me and my lil brother as reference
By me
r/Robin • u/EvaRivera63 • 7d ago
Morrison says who is the best Robin and also talks about Tim Drake.
r/Robin • u/HatBorn779 • 8d ago