#Robin & Batman

[snow-bees]

Wayne family adventures is so cute u guyssss

[nana-bird]

Man, Steph's had a lot of Identities huh?

[haridkrish]

I struggled so much to make the subject popup with the colours. I think I have done a good job in adding glows. This is Red Hood from Gotham Knights.

[reallyunluckyrunaway]

So real for that, lmao.

[sttmxxn]

Robin!Jason Todd.

He's so cute, I really wanted to draw him as a Robin. It's the first time that I draw a Robin, but I'll make more, they're so small and cute!!

[ghost-bxrd]

Prompt:

Tim figures out Red Hood’s identity before anyone else does and attaches himself to Jason like a particularly persistent little pest to the point where all of Gotham is convinced Red Hood hijacked their local Robin.

Meanwhile, Bruce and Dick are sure that Red Hood must have brainwashed Tim.

Red Hood is just trying to get rid of the kid who won’t let him shoot people in peace.

[engagesaga]

“Batman and Baby Damien“

I was recently watching "Batman vs. Robin," and it really sparked my creativity. Inspired by the movie, I ended up drawing a comic page. I would absolutely adore seeing more heartwarming moments between Damian and Bruce in the future! *^*

[thebatmnn]

HI!!! sorry im a little crqzy over seeing other systems who appericste batman and hermitcraft. idk how deep into batman u are but whos your favorite robin??????;$:

Uhhh probably Dick (hehe), I'm a Nightwing lover <3

[azure-aeon-dragaeon]

Comics, everybody!

[osgoodcomix]

The Dynamic Duo

[marmaladeclown]

rolling w the HC that Wonder Woman is Jason's favorite hero - here they are!! 🤩

[dismies-art]

At long last... bonus pinterest recommended redraws I've done

[milk-artwork]

The them

[luml3n]

Teen titans core

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SHE SAID SHE WAS TWELVEEE!!

[wanderingmind867]

There's some distinct periods in batman comics history. First, there were his 10-20 comics before robin. These comics were dark stories where batman killed just as much as his enemies did. He was violent and dark and the stories were just bad hardboiled detective fiction. The fact that so many writers seem to like this era of one year says something to me, but it isn't positive.

Then there was the era of peak batman. Which was the batman and robin years. The era from 1940 to around 1968 or 1969. In that 30 year period lies most of batman's best material. Shockingly, i think having robin (and eventually alfred) there went a long way towards making things more funny and lighthearted. So the golden age and silver age was the peak era for batman. It was the era of the grey and blue costume with eyebrows. Of batman's fun side being embraced by actors like Adam West.

And then with 1970 we go back to the worst material ever. Denny O'Neil and the other writers keep trying to shove batman back into his pulpy roots, by ditching robin, darkening the costume, making him more edgy and dark, etc. The best thing about these years is the fact that we at least get some cool stuff for villians. Man-Bat is introduced, The Joker got an 8-9 issue solo comic, etc. But in terms of batman himself: well, i think the 70s and 80s is the era where his villians definitely begin showing more personality to me. He actually becomes so dark and boring that i'm just waiting for his villains to show up. And that's probably not a good thing.