#robin and Batman

[batfam-stuff-posts-0]

Robin, bleeding out on the ground: Blood loss? No, I know exactly where it is.

Batman, horrified and panicked:

[oraclereadsandreviews]

jorge jimenez you will never know the impact your young bruce wayne had on me

[yjcorefourenjoyer]

Robin Tim putting Bruce to sleep with his trusty chloroform and tranquilizer. Except he’ll do it in the streets too. So if Batman goes too far, a random low tier goon gets to see Robin knock Batman out and then slowly drag his body into the batmobile before moving a car seat into the driver’s seat and driving off into the sunrise.

Robin follows all the laws of the road and honestly the goon isn’t sure if they’re more shocked about seeing Batman get taken down by someone that came up to his waist or seeing the Batmobile follow every single traffic law.

like I said before, during Tim’s early days it was Robin and Batman instead of Batman and Robin why? Cuz people saw Tim doing this kinda of thing constantly.

also ofc Tim can drive perfectly I expect nothing less from him

[vxmp111re]

dick n kori 😛

[mikeluciraphgabe]

This was inspired by me today (November 24th at 1:48 pm) with a convo between me and my dad

Sorry it’s only the two, but I think it makes it funnier tbh

Part 13 master-post

[idunnodudeijustwokeup]

Listen, I love when Robin is the name and costume Dick choose almost purely as a homage to his parents and the circus, but I do think it is incredibly funny (and in character) when in Jeff Lemire’s Batman and Robin he chooses the costume design purely because it would piss Bruce off! 10/10 work and decision making, really sets the standard and expectations for every Robin going forward right here

[mmmmmmeow]

THE WAY BRUCE LOOKS SO DONE LMAO dick at his finest though

[todelve-intomy-monthlyfixations]

While Damian might have very questionable morals due to his upbringing in the league, one thing that I believe he is firm about is equality between a man and a woman.

Think about it. His mother, who trained him mercilessly, is also one of the best fighters to exist. People fear talia. Like, actually, fear her. But at the same time, his mother was the only real parental figure he knew for a long time and while her affections may have not always been transparent, they were still there. Hence, he regards his mother very highly. She raised Damian single handedly, and Damian views this as another display of his mother's strength and endurance. Then, there is his sister Cassandra, who continuously leaves him impressed with her skills, though he will never say it out loud. Not to mention Stephanie with her determination and Babs with her intellect. Then there's Raven, Selina, Diana, Kori, etc. Basically, every female that he has ever had an encounter with, is completely badass and amazing — further proving his upbringing of believing men and women are equal.

Damian thinks this is common knowledge with the way that the rest of his family acts as well, because they can often be seen working alongside strong female partners, so he has never had the idea that people may think otherwise. It isn't until Cass and him are facing a D-list villain who makes a petty comment about how women shouldn't be in this field or should just sit still and stay pretty, that Damian realised that some people in this world are really THAT fucking stupid. He doesn't understand how someone could look at his amazing sister (who is clearly kicking that villain's ass), or women in general, and view them less than simply because they are women. It shocks him. When this villian slips out this comment, he's slightly frozen, and all he can do is look over to Cass. Cass, who seems like she is unbothered, but Damian doesn't miss the way her jaw tenses and fists tighten out of anger, ever so slightly, though she tries to remain level-headed (something which, one again, Damian is amazed by). After handing over the villian to custody, he still feels tense and appalled at the nonsense the villain says so he brings it up with Cass and asks her how often she has to deal with ignorant idiots like that and how she handles it because he wouldn't be able to stand it if his skills were constantly questioned. Cass offers him a strained smile and places a hand on his shoulder before saying "more often than you will ever know."

Following this, Cass's words sort of stick with Damian and he begins to just become more attentive — on the field and at school. It is then that he realises how unfair the world is to women. He begins to hear the small, backhanded taunts a few of his classmates make, hears the disgusting things that his sister and teammates have to put up with, and he hates it. But he realises that staying silent is no better than adding to it so he does his best to do better. The next time he's faced with one of his peers belittling a female classmate, he makes it known that it is in fact because of that very female classmate, their school has a national title in debate. Next time on patrol when he hears stupid things being said about his sister or partners, he makes sure the opponent sees just how truly amazing the women he (proudly) fights alongside are.

[dominolemon]

THANK YOU SEGA FOR BAT SHADOW

I was originally gonna draw Cream as Robin but Tails does fit better for it

[gffa]

“It’s okay. I’m okay...  You did it, Robin... Good boy. You’re a good boy.” WELL, I’M NOT OKAY ABOUT ANY OF THIS, SOB.

[comics-at-dawn]

i am now happy again

[batfam-stuff-posts-0]

Robin!Dick: C'mon, KF, no one thinks Batman's my dad!

Kid Flash, turning to Young Justice and the Justice League: Put your hands up if you thought Batman was Robin's dad.

*everyone puts hand up*

Robin:

Robin: Batman, why is your hand up

[winnieonline]

Elena-Illustration windswept picrews of Jason, Damian, Dick, Tim, Duke, Cass, and Steph! If you know my Twitter you’ve already seen some but I redid Dick and Tim again and I finally like them lol

[yjcorefourenjoyer]

Tim occasionally raising his voice at Bruce when he’s going too hard on a goon and telling him to stop in the same tone of voice that I tell my dog to drop whatever he has in his mouth

just like “Hey! No! Bad Batman! Put him down, you don’t know where he’s been! If you don’t stop you’re not gonna get a treat!” while spraying water at him

YES YES 1000 TIMES YES!

I also think that, like with the goons, Tim starts talking that way when B’s being stubborn, distant and a little bit rude about saying something like-

“Hey! No! We don’t talk like that! Apologize! Yes I know it wasn’t entirely your fault but you still got to say it! Repeat after me. ‘I’m sorry’. No not ‘it’s was for the case’. It’s ‘Sorry’! Do you want to patrol with nightwing tonight or no?!”

[twinklerei]

Okay, hear me out, stephanie brown as battinson side kick in the batman 2.

and before you say Im crazy, please listen:

At the start of the batman 2, Bruce fights the latest in a series of riddler copycat that appeared following the events of the first movie. This one calling themselves “cluemaster”. Batman tracks him to his home after receiving an anonymous tip and fights him. He knocks him out and handcuffs him for the cops, but before he can leave he discovers Stephanie in the home. Stephanie thanks Batman and tells him she knew he’d stop her father. Batman quickly realises that it was Stephanie who gave him the tip. Steph explains that her father became mentally unwell after her mothers death and became inspired by riddler. Fearing him she tipped batman off to his location. Batman thanks her and goes to leave but Steph asks him to stay, fearing her father waking up. He reluctantly agrees and they talk until Gordon arrives. Bruce later decides to take her in temporarily until the new orphanage he’s funding is completed. Steph is incredibly intelligent, has met batman and is in close proximity with Bruce. All this eventually leads her to discover that he is batman and she insists on helping him. Of course he says no but that’s not gonna stop her…

After this little ramble about how the story could go, here are my reasons on why I think stephanie would be amazing in battinson universe:

Hope - Steph is a character who deeply values hope—holding on to hope for herself, and also bringing hope to others. More than for any other Robin, Stephanie grew up idolizing Batman as a symbol of hope and resistance, not fear and vengeance.

 Connection to the lower class and crime-vulnerable population of Gotham- Rather than allowing a child into the crimefighting world, Batman meets a kid who already lives there. Rather than just swooping in from above to save the masses down below, Batman empowers someone to save her own people.

Giving Steph the spotlight - Lately, DC has been cashing in on Stephanie representing a Girl Wonder (Robin 80th Anniversary Spectacular, Robins, Wayne Family Adventures, etc) among a herd of weirdly identical teen boys. While it's nice to see Steph getting recognized, her actual 10-week stint as Robin was basically a mean-spirited stunt instead of a proper run. It'd be nice for Steph to legitimately get a major spotlight as Robin.

If you got to this point, Thanks for reading!!

[supermarvelgirl15]

“I won't lose you too.”

Robin & Batman #3 (2022)