Yuck, I really hope we will never see this Tim ever again.
My buddy drew this up in poster form for me. It's lit. Thought I'd share Robin.jpg
Below it is my Robin first appearance collection
Dick Grayson (1995 reprint, i don't have 60k to buy an actual 27 lol)
Tim Drake
Tim Drake Red Robin
Nightwing
Jason Todd
Steph
Damian
Duke Thomas
Last edited by thefiresky; 06-30-2017 at 05:48 PM.
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Batman, Detective Comics, The Sentry, Mister Miracle, Venom
Weirdly enough, I kind of feel like defending the Wonder Girl arc on Teen Titans, but almost exclusively because of who wrote the dialogue to Lobdell's fairly bland story after the immediately forgettable kickoff-- Fabian Nicieza, from the Red Robin solo. I can't help but feel like he's occasionally throwing some shade at the story's concepts and characterizations by having Red Robin and Superboy mock everything about Cassie's love story and Diesel as an antagonist. Heck, even Diesel kind of makes some jokes about how ridiculous his getup and plans are under Nicieza's pen. It makes sense; Nicieza is the guy who wrote for Rob Liefeld when Deadpool appeared, so FabNic's used to compensating for subpar storytelling with just enough self-parody and humor to stave off a total failure.
Even the last issue where FabNic scripted the events and characterizations, the infamous issue where Tim and Cassie become victims of Trigon-fueled sexual assault upon one another, I was willing to give the arc a bit of a mercy period because FabNic clearly wrote Tim as off his rocker in a possession-sense and it looked like Red X was coming along as an explanation. I would have forgiven that issue a lot of faults if Lobdell's story and Nicieza's dialogue could believably create an interesting "Red Robin gains a super-powered evil side called Red X and all the **** you just read was him being manipulated into doing something bad!"
Then the arc dropped Nicieza and became an absolute suck-fest of a Trigon adaptation: with Nicieza gone, any self-awareness vanished, we had a Psimon origin pop up that went nowhere, embarrassingly bad writing from Lobdell himself to accommodate crossover events and moments, and meaningless, meandering plot that ultimately just planted Raven and Beast Boy on the team in New 52 designs and had Raven still be evil, and demonstrated tone deafness by trying to play down and obfuscate the sexual assault. It was a nadir for the series...
...Until the Bar Torr storyline.
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Fellow Tim fans - I know it's a fairly big part of Tim's character during the 100 issues of Dixon that he doesn't want to be Robin forever - but I don't recall where he tells Dick that. Or if it's even in Robin, or in Nightwing instead. Can anyone help me out?
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