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    Quote Originally Posted by Dataweaver View Post
    About a year and a half, I'd say.

    And he was never really dead. Mr.Oz faked his death and imprisoned him until he was able to escape.
    Did they ever explain (in a way that actually makes sense) what the point of Jor-El doing that was in the first place?

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    Some vague “I was trying to protect you” line. It didn't really make much sense, especially after the “Mr. Oz is Jor-El” reveal (which hadn't yet happened at the point of Tim's escape).

    The primary good thing about it was that it took place in the aftermath of Superman Reborn, and the writers of Detective Comics took advantage of that to reestablish “A Lonely Place of Dying” as Tim's origin story. This took place in a four (?) issue arc called “A Lonely Place of Living”, with cover art based on that of the aforementioned origin story.

    That said, the majority of that “re-retconning” took the form of Tim recounting his origin to Mr.Oz as a distraction while he was implementing his escape plan. That one part of it was pretty good; in particular, I liked the way he wasn't just reciting facts but was explaining his motivations, which to me is what really differentiates his pre-Flashpoint and post-Flashpoint origin stories: pre-Flashpoint, his motivation was helping Batman; post-Flashpoint, his motivation was advancing himself.
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    Tim would be a millennial right?

    Maybe his codename should reflect that?

    Something like an internet handle or a hashtag?

    #Robin3 ?

    Millennial bands all have weird names that are almost sentences so maybe something like that?

    My Robin Angst or Between The Failure And The Son? That would be sick.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DevilBat66 View Post
    Tim would be a millennial right?

    Maybe his codename should reflect that?

    Something like an internet handle or a hashtag?

    #Robin3 ?

    Millennial bands all have weird names that are almost sentences so maybe something like that?

    My Robin Angst or Between The Failure And The Son? That would be sick.
    if hes still 16 then no

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    Make him Juuler, Fornite, Apex Legend, Doc Tic Toc, or the Twitter.

    Edit: American Eagle- the perfect upgrade from Red Robin
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    It's the Dynamic Duo! Batman and Robin!... and Red Robin and Red Hood and Nightwing and Batwoman and Batgirl and Orphan and Spoiler and Bluebird and Lark and Gotham Girl and Talon and Batwing and Huntress and Azreal and Flamebird and Batcow?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pohzee View Post
    Make him Juuler, Fornite, Apex Legend, Doc Tic Toc, or the Twitter.

    Edit: American Eagle- the perfect upgrade from Red Robin

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    Quote Originally Posted by DevilBat66 View Post
    Tim would be a millennial right?

    Maybe his codename should reflect that?

    Something like an internet handle or a hashtag?

    #Robin3 ?

    Millennial bands all have weird names that are almost sentences so maybe something like that?

    My Robin Angst or Between The Failure And The Son? That would be sick.
    Dick is a millenial. Jason is borderline.

    Tim and Damian are now GenZ.

    If we're keeping batman in his early thirties, he's borderline millenial/80s kid.

    It won't be long before millenials are old enough to be president.

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    Quote Originally Posted by josai21 View Post
    Dick is a millenial. Jason is borderline.

    Tim and Damian are now GenZ.

    If we're keeping batman in his early thirties, he's borderline millenial/80s kid.

    It won't be long before millenials are old enough to be president.
    Depending on how far back you consider millenials to be (some have 1984, some 1980), some are already, technically, old enough to run.

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    Quote Originally Posted by josai21 View Post
    Dick is a millenial. Jason is borderline.

    Tim and Damian are now GenZ.

    If we're keeping batman in his early thirties, he's borderline millenial/80s kid.

    It won't be long before millenials are old enough to be president.
    In my experience, it depends on which country states the boundaries. Here millennial goes* from 1982 up to 2000, or so I've been told. I'm technically a millennial by a hair.
    Last edited by Zaresh; 05-31-2019 at 08:03 AM. Reason: a little mistake

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jackalope89 View Post
    Depending on how far back you consider millenials to be (some have 1984, some 1980), some are already, technically, old enough to run.
    Quote Originally Posted by Zaresh View Post
    In my experience, it depends on which country states the boundaries. Here millennial go from 1982 up to 2000, or so I've been told. I'm technically a millennial by a hair.
    What would I know?

    I'm still an old "baby boomer".
    (Though I've seen some sites where they divide "Baby Boomers" into two parts,
    using +/-1955 as the dividing line, so I'd fall into the latter-half.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by MajorHoy View Post
    What would I know?

    I'm still an old "baby boomer".
    (Though I've seen some sites where they divide "Baby Boomers" into two parts,
    using +/-1955 as the dividing line, so I'd fall into the latter-half.)
    Heh. Here, baby boomers are from around the midway 60's. Demographics are weird, interesting, but weird.
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    Depending on the definition, Bruce would be a millenial. He's like what 30 now? No more than 35. That would put him at 1984 for his birth. I still think going back to the 80's is a bit far for millenial.

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    How is Tim 16? At the end of Tynion's run he was 18 and going to college.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bishopcruz View Post
    How is Tim 16? At the end of Tynion's run he was 18 and going to college.
    At the end of Tynion's run, Tim was going to College earlier tha usual, because he's pretty smart.

    Tim was still 16 in Tynion's run.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zaresh View Post
    Heh. Here, baby boomers are from around the midway 60's.
    In the U.S., "baby boomers" are traditionally the children born after the G.I.s returned to the states and started families / started procreating.
    So that means roughly 1946 into the early-to-mid 1960s.

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