Warning! Contains Spoilers For Batman and Robin #10! Damian Wayne's long-lost sister Maya Ducard returns to DC continuity, providing crucial support to him. Maya and Damian have a complicated yet ...

one where he may become better than a superhero. While it is unlikely that Damian Wayne will ever quit being Robin, this new path to his future could be what lets him have his own destiny in life ...

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Typically, every one of Batman’s sidekicks earns the right to be called Robin after ... collective that Damian has been a part of; he's also in the Teen Titans — a DC superhero team that ...

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But the fun thing about Damian Wayne — current holder of the Robin identity in the comics ... a teenager’s imitation of a cool comic book superhero, edgy and brooding despite lacking ...

In either case, Damian Wayne now has a new enemy with a similar drive to prove himself to his father. Batman and Robin #5 is now available at comic shops everywhere. Matt Morrison has been writing ...

Dick Grayson. Jason Todd. Tim Drake. Carrie Kelly. Damian Wayne. No matter which character inhabits the role, the superhero known as Robin is the definitive sidekick in comic books, and arguably ...

The son of Bruce Wayne and Talia ... duo was 1997’s Batman & Robin, which teamed George Clooney’s Batman and Chris O’Donnell’s Robin after becoming superhero partners in 1995’s Batman ...

This movie would have our first big-screen Robin in 25 years. But that Robin won’t be Dick Grayson, but Damian Wayne, Bruce’s biological son. Gunn described Damian as “a little son of a ...

Viewers of Merry Little Batman meet Damian Wayne as the lovable scamp who chases ... The image provides a fitting metaphor for dealing with superhero adaptations. The story might not seem like ...