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Ortega tweeted a similar sentiment, and remarked that the series is her first with DC comics. Forever grateful to be trusted with Tim Drake and his story and honored to work with the amazingly talented and 💗 /h2BMotX0Iq You are so incredibly loved and important and seen. My goal in writing has been and will always be to show just how much God loves you. Fitzmartin responded to the support, saying that her “goal in writing has been and will always be to show just how much God loves you.” Fans have taken to Twitter to express their excitement about the reveal and gratitude for the creators, writer Meghan Fitzmartin, artist Belén Ortega, colorist Alejandro Sánchez and letterer Pat Brosseau. This makes Tim Drake’s Robin a part of a small group of canonically LGBTQ+ characters in the DC Comics universe, joining Kate Kane’s Catwoman, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Renee Montoya, Alan Scott the Green Lantern and a few other supporting characters. He did, however, agree to train Tim to become his assistant in the Batcave.Įventually, after a number of events that led to the paralysis of his father, the death of his mother, and Tim saving Batman from Scarecrow, Batman relented and agreed to take Tim on as the third Robin.Tim Drake finally coming out is so inspiring, DC never wanted a queer Robin but after years and years of campaigning from writers and fans it finally happenedĪ big thank you to Meghan Fitzmartin, Belén Ortega and Alejandro Sánchez for making this moment so beautiful ❤️ /xb5YugEYd9 The two approached Batman who quickly turned the thought of another teenage sidekick down. Although Dick said that he wouldn’t become Robin again, a chance encounter between Tim and Two-Face prompted both Dick and Alfred to see Tim’s potential.
Wanting to help, he approached Dick Grayson (now Nightwing) and pleaded that he once again become Robin.
He deduced that this was because Jason Todd’s death adversely affected him. Inspired by the two superheroes, Tim took to studying various fighting styles as well as learning everything he could about being a detective.īy the time he was thirteen, Tim began to realize that Batman had become more violent. In fact, by the age of nine, he had successfully figured out that Bruce Wayne was Batman and Dick Grayson was Robin. Like his parents, Tim also had a sharp mind. As a couple in high demand, they often traveled the world leaving Tim in various boarding schools. This wasn’t because he chose to be away from them but instead, because they were both world-renowned archaeologists. Growing up, Tim lived a life of solitude from his parents. Who knew that on the night that Dick Grayson’s parents were murdered there was another boy in the audience that would eventually change Bruce Wayne’s life? He was created by the duo of Marv Wolfman and Pat Broderick. He later appeared as Robin just 21 issues later in Batman #457. Tim Drake first appeared inside the pages of Batman #436 in the August of 1989. The origin of Tim Drake is pretty straightforward. He’s also proficient in just about every form of high-tech weaponry on Earth and is an expert martial artist.Īffiliation: Batfamily, Justice League, Outsiders, Teen Titans, Young Justice, and Batman Inc.ĭid You Know? Aside from Dick Grayson, Tim Drake is the most popular Robin of all time. Powers: Similar to Jason Todd, Damian Wayne, Carrie Kelley, and Dick Grayson, Tim Drake is an expert detective. First Appearance: Batman #436 (August 1989)
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