The Iceman theories are abound. One concludes Drake might also be referencing the character, Tom "Iceman" Kazansky, from the ...

During the seven-year stint that Grant Morrison spent with the Dark Knight, Batman R.I.P. promised the most consequential ...

Before DC’s company wide reboot known as the New 52, Tim Drake was one of the most prominent sidekicks in all of comics.

It's important to note that several different characters, including Dick Grayson, Tim Drake and Damian Wayne, have all been 'Robin' at some point in time, and each have a different costume design.

He forever changed what it meant to be Robin. Tim Drake Made Robin More Than a Sidekick The years since Damian Wayne’s introduction haven’t been kind to Tim Drake.

Family still has over 20 members in its roster of heroes, both former and current.However, some Bat-Family members get far more respect than others. Whether it's because some are simply not as ...

The third Robin, Tim Drake, is too often glossed over in Batman history. Dick was the original, Jason was “the one who died,” and Damian is Bruce Wayne’s son.

The introduction of Damian Wayne irrevocably changed Batman comics from messy found family to drama-less kin, to keep Batman from looking like a real douche.

More photos from the "Metropolis" set of Superman have found their way online and, as well as showcasing the comic-accurate Daily Planet logo, there's an intriguing nod to Tim Drake's existence in ...

Article Summary Tim Drake unveils a new costume in Batman #148, ditching his classic look. The False Damian Wayne Robin confronts Tim Drake in a dramatic showdown.

For Damian Wayne, it was a heroic heart that overcame his assassins’ training. Tim Drake is notable as the first Robin in the mainstream DC Universe who chose to be a hero.