The introduction of Damian Wayne quickly overshadowed Tim, and there’s a pretty good reason for that. Damian’s familial relationship to Batman made him the perfect Robin. Robin has always been Batman ...

With Batman being one of the only heroes to keep his continuity, that meant almost all of his sidekicks were able to keep theirs as well, Tim included but not without its drawbacks. While he was ...

For several years, it has been clear that DC hasn’t quite known what to do with Tim Drake, a fact made especially apparent when they reverted him back to his Robin title. Now, the publisher is going ...

The Boy Wonder is getting a new look for the history books, as Tim Drake's Robin showcases a new armored costume - one which is seemingly giving him actual powers. The third Robin, Tim is considered ...

Tim Drake, in DC Comics lore, is known for his role as the third Robin, who arrived after the "death" of Jason Todd. He was introduced in Batman #436 after he discovered the secret identities of ...

This is how Tim Drake last looked back in Batman #146. Ruminating on the reality of Batman – did this android Batman really have Bruce Wayne's mind? And this is how ...

ComingSoon Entertainment Content Specialist Brandon Schreur spoke to Batman: Knightfall Part 1: Knightfall producer Jim Krieg about the new animated DC movie. Krieg discussed how they went about ...

A new chapter of Robin’s story begins! Picking up after the explosive events in Volume 1, it’s date night for Tim and his boyfriend, Bernard, and the recent sense of calm in Gotham Marina is about to ...

Cleveland is currently being transformed into the DCU's Metropolis for Superman and, with The Daily Planet building spotted, we're hoping future set photos will finally show the movie's cast in action ...

Eddie Possehl is a dynamic and driven writer/director with a passion for the written word and all things film, television, comics, and games. His passion for storytelling led him to establish his own ...

It was actually just 20 years ago, in September 2006, that Grant Morrison and Andy Kubert (re)introduced a Robin for the 21st century: arrogant, brutal, and seemingly untameable. Two decades after his ...