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The Grayson's
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Why do we need this? Seriously CW...don't make this series.
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I can see a Batman-less Batman show working out... after all, who here isn't still watching the latest season of Birds of Prey?
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Um... this is probably gonna suck and not stay true to the character at all.
And do you guys think this means Robin is gonna find his way into a Batman movie in the near future? |
I wish people would learn the difference between possessive cases and plurals.
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DJ? hmm. well, not perfect, especially because Tim is my favorite Robin, but I can live with that.
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Wow this sounds awful I mean Dick before he became Robin just sounds boring with Superman before he's Superman theres tons you can do. They should have done a Nightwing in Bludhaven series if they have to have a Batmanless show its the only thing that makes sense and could probraly work in live action. Also they are going to call him DJ instead of Dick. If they really dont like the name Dick they could have easly called him Richard.
As for him being in the movies nope not going to happen Nolan doesn't want Robin and as long as he directs there wont be sidekicks. After what Dark Knight made WB will give into anything he wants. |
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Technically, the real journey is how Dick becomes Nightwing...it's sad he's been that character for almost thirty years, and nobody in the mainstream will ever really acknowledge it.
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And where does the J come from? For some reason I think his dad's name was John, so mabey it's his middle. |
His full name is Richard John Grayson II so the DJ part
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If they do it right, it's a decent idea. I hope they don't do some weird thing chronologically with the storyline just to make it match up with Smallville (I'm referencing the fact of Cyborg of the Titans joining the JL in season 6).
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Super Powers team, if you wanna get really technical. |
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It's interesting seeing how this series could turn out, considering the fate of this current season of "Smallville". I heard somewhere that this season is the last one, which--if it is--means that this new "Graysons" show could become a successor of a DC Comics-produced television program.
But if they are planning on another season for "Smallville", then this could end up being another case like "Birds of Prey", like someone mentioned above. It really depends on how they approach the series. I remember when I first watched "Smallville", I thought it looked like pure crap and wasn't going to last more than one season. (Man, was I dead wrong by the second season!:lol:) I'm willing to give it a shot. I mean it's still in the developmental stages, so we never know what they might change from here 'til the series premiere on The CW (if it happens). |
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