the best robin
 

who is the best robin ?

Tim Drake......Dick Grayson is a much better nightwing then he was Robin.

i hate all robins, they are just getting in batmans' way :roll: they also gave batman a gay image :oops:

That's why Nightwing is better than any Robin.

Grayson, everyone else is just an immatator.

what do you mean "a gay image?"

What the hell was that for?

Have you looked at the comics recently? Robin looks FAR from "gay", and is portrayed by very straight, heroic individuals, and heck, even if they WERE gay, I would'nt mind, In fact I'd commend D.C if they created a gay Robin.

Watch your tounge.

By the way, Tim Drake is the greatest Robin, Dick Grayson makes a better Nightwing.

i don't think you're in any position to tell me to watch my tongue, and about robin thats just my opinion, you don't have to take it that personal :roll: , chill out man

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I'm going with Drake.

A pretty biased and cruel one at that.

Homophobic--

Eh, don't want it interpreted as a "personal attack".

I second that

wow i'm so controvertial!! :lol: i mean....back on topic :D ....th best robin...the best robin...mmmm....clay face! :evilgrin: (batman 618) :lol: :lol: so i guess i'll have go with jason todd XD

Uhm to the gay image. If he had a female sidekick, like Robin (f) or something, then people would go like "eeeh, a pedophile" so what do you want: a gay bat or a pedophile one?

there was a female robin in that frank miller comic.

the ideal batman for me (as in my opinion) there wouldn't be robin, so either, but thats just my opinion,

i have to agree with bowser, but only when dick was robin, but now he seems more like a father with tim drake.
dicks a lot cooler as night wing, any one that thinks jason was a good robin is retarted.

well i basically agree with you MP on the Jason Todd thing. But: someone who like JT best should tell me what was so great about him... please. maybe i'll understand it afterwards

I've only got the TV-series (both 60's and later stuff) and the movies to go on but I think that any kind of sidekick to batman is just wrong.

He's better alone in my opinion (and no, that's not based on the fact that the bat-movies with sidekicks sucks)

you think every one has a biased opinion :roll:

I think this needs to be resolved...

The bast Robin is by far Tim Drake, he's the most well rounded character to be Robin. The idea that even though he doubts himself and can still kick some ass, that just yells 'Hero.'

Dick Grayson is Nightwing, being Robin was just a stepping stone for him. Now he's this dark hero in Bludhaven, where he belongs.

And the idea that Robin helped promote a gay Batman? Jesus, pick up a comic, or turn on the TV, Batman hasn't been "Gay" since "Batman & Robin." The only times Batman and Robin have been Gay were in the 60's show and in Joel Schumacker's Batman & Robin. Both Dick and Tim have had their share of chicks, take the conversation between Dick and Tim in the Nightwing: Love & Bullets arc:
Tim: My girlfriend is pregnant...
Dick: Wha? Is it yours?
Tim: No, ex-boyfriend's.
Dick: She doesn't know who you are, does she?
Tim: The big secret is safe.
Dick: I know you never will because you're you, but... Well, maybe you should avoid a relationship that complicated.She's gonna have a baby, she's a vigilante, etc.
Tim: You don't always pick the stable ones.
Dick: Whats that supposed to mean?
Tim: Let's see, An alien, A goddess, A murderer, a suspected murderer, your landlady, and the crimefighter formerly known as Batgirl.
Dick You little twerp. Kory.. answered the need I had at that time for affection. Donna and I never really dated, we just... Miggie wasn't a murderer when I met her. Emily..well, she wasn't really a murderer, I just thought she was when I, uh... Married her. And Clancy and I are just, you know, friends.
Tim: And Barbara?
Well, we just kind of fell into those situations. Now getting involved with the Huntress, that was dumb...

And there was a girl Robin, Carrie Kelley. Check out one of the greatest Bat stories ever, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns. And yeah, he did seem like a pedophile, being 65, and her being like 14.

And you think everything sucks, what's your point tastless wonder? :roll:

jason todd is the new robin right? So let me just ask whats with you calling him a tastless wonder? You want to taste him or something? Sorry but i dont think mp is gay

um zarious your starting to scare me...........

nah, the robins are as follows:

Robin I: Dick Grayson, became nightwing
http://www.dcfanpage.de/who_is_who/i...nightwing1.jpg
http://www.dcfanpage.de/who_is_who/i...nightwing2.jpg

Robin II: Jason Todd, killed by the Joker
http://www.dcfanpage.de/who_is_who/i...ason_todd1.jpg

Robin III: Tim Drake, still Robin
http://www.dcfanpage.de/who_is_who/images/robin3.jpg

Based on what I've heard, there's going to be a new Robin soon. She'll be taking over in the next story arc in Robin's comic, I think.

man they really need to stick to just one robin.

okay which one is the new robin?

tim drake

I'm not too sure your source is right, according to Wizard Magazine the writer of the 'Fables' comic is taking over the writing for Robin. I'd think if there was a new Robin, or a even a new Chick Robin there would be more of an uproar or something. Unless something is gonna happen in which Tim is out of commision for a bit. Or there's a 'Copycat' running around, like in Nightwing: Nite Wing.

Where did you hear about the new Robin?

Comic Book Forum I visit, there's a whole huge thread on it. The person said he saw it as an Ad in Wizard.

Thread Here: http://forums.comicbookresources.com...threadid=94450

Scan of Wizard Ad
http://img24.photobucket.com/albums/...s/newrobin.jpg

Quote from the thread:

Press Release (emphasis mine - JZ)

Damion Scott, whose dynamic 3-year run on BATGIRL won him critical praise, takes over as interior and cover artist on ROBIN this May with issue #126. Scott, fresh off of drawing The Spectacular Spider-Man, joins writer Bill Willingham (FABLES) with an issue that's a perfect jumping-on point for new readers.

"I'm definitely excited about this," said Scott. "Working on ROBIN is going to be fun. I always wanted to draw Robin, so I'm glad to have the chance. And I never liked pencilling for another inker as much as I like doing the whole art job myself."

Among the many good reasons for bringing Damion on ROBIN, I'd like to point out one selfish one," says Willingham. "The best moment in writing any comic book story occurs when the drawn pages start coming in and I get to really see the story for the first time brought to life by the vision, imagination and skills of a talented artist. Bringing Damion on board means I get to look forward to many such perfect moments. So, really, it's all about pleasing me."

"We're pleased to have Damion back at DC where he belongs," adds Dan DiDio, DC's VP - Editorial.

This issue marks a turning point for the series, as Tim Drake has relinquished the cape and mask. The Dark Knight's new partner-in-crimefighting makes a dramatic debut in this landmark issue! But you won't get the full story here. You'll just have to pick up the issue to discover the identity of the new Robin!

Batman's choice will have repercussions throughout the DC Universe...and this story gets the ball rolling for much bigger events coming later in 2004. Get in on the ground floor of history in the making with ROBIN #126!

ROBIN #126 will be solicited in the March issue of Previews (Volume XIV, #3), and is scheduled to arrive in stores on May 19 with a cover price of $2.25 U.S

Hm....It probably is only for a short time, and I highly doubt this will mean Timmy-Boy will be leaving Young Justice/Teen Titans because of She-Robin, but keep me informed, I'll be a bit pissed if they get rid of Tim, he IS Robin. And the Trio of Superboy, Impulse and Robin would suck if it isn't Tim.

Pic of the new Robin:

http://www.dccomics.com/comics/image...drob126cvr.jpg

What in the world? Catwoman.. "THE Batman.." Now this.. Is DC on a mission to destroy all things Batman or what?

No, just to cater to the stupidity of fanboys everywhere ;)

Im a fanboy, but this is just insulting. The 'She-Robin' was only good in the 'Else-worlds' universe...

I can't picture Batman w/o Robin , he's always been a father figure/role model to him , not to mention Batman gets a lot of brain power/help from the Boy Wonder , which he always has the use for.

Burt Ward will prob always be my fav Robin.

No kiddin'. If anything, this will piss fanboys off.

i'm glad BRODIE remembered Carrie Kelley, b/c i was gonna have to school you punks on forgetting her. that story by frank miller was the BOMB! while i do recognize that her appearence is prolly best left confined to that story arc, i DID enjoy it. she was damn cool for a one shot robin.


but yeah... for long-term robin-ocity... tim drake. DEFINITELY. Dick Grayson is his own man, and much much better as Nightwing.