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Topic: Robin (Tim Drake)

	Robin
		Tim was at the circus on the night Dick's parents were murdered and he had seen Dick do his special trick, a quadruple somersault, which only three people in the world could do.
		Tim Drake is an unusual member of the Bat Family because his father is still alive, which opens up possibilities for very different stories to be told.
		Tim Drake has worked hard to keep his identity hidden: both his Robin identity hidden from his father and friends and conversely his Tim Drake identity, which he has managed to keep secret from Spoiler who knows him only as Robin.
	www.stormloader.com /users/batfamily/Robin_TD.htm (777 words)

	Titans Tower: Robin III
		Tim then read of Jason's death, which meant that Robin was dead, and noticed with alarm that Batman seemed to be going off the deep end.
		Tim followed Dick to the scene of his parents' death, and, after Dick wrapped up a murder mystery, convinced Dick that Batman was in trouble.
		Tim finally proved himself by rescuing Batman from the Scarecrow, at which point he was presented with a new, modified Robin suit and was allowed to travel to Europe to further hone his talents.
	www.titanstower.com /source/whoswho/robin3.html (2254 words)

	The religion of Robin (Tim Drake)
		Tim Drake is the super-hero known as "Robin." He regularly operates as Batman's sidekick and he is a member of the superhero team the Teen Titans.
		We have seen reports that Tim Drake's mother is buried in a Jewish cemetary.
		Given the traditional reticence with which DC Comics deals with this subject, it is conceivable that Tim Drake has a vibrant, active belief in a specific religion and is an active participant in a congregation or synagogue.
	www.adherents.com /lit/comics/Robin.html (1320 words)

	Robin
		A great admirer of Batman and Robin, Tim tried to act as brave and tough as his heroes, and successfully eluded Two-Face's year-long efforts to capture him and force him to reveal his father's whereabouts.
		Admiring Tim's courage and fighting skills, Batman took him under his wing and a new Robin was born.
		To a degree Tim feels he has to "earn his place" at Batman's side and he wants to prove he's all the hero the old Robin was and then some.
	www.batman-superman.com /batman/cmp/robin.html (265 words)

	Contemporary Robin
		Tim Drake is a very popular Batman character and a star on his own.
		Robin has eleven articulations at the neck, at the elbows, the wrists, the hips, the knees and ball joint shoulders.
		Robin's plastic is not as tough as the one use with older DC Direct action figures.
	www.comicbookbin.com /robin.html (730 words)

	Heroes: Robin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Tim seems to have a likability with readers, and it doesn't hurt in the fact that the original Robin endorses him as Robin.
		Alfred sympathizes with Tim (who wouldn't?), as the teenager is still trying to find a balance between his duties as Robin and having some kind of personal life; Bruce's latest action has made that increasingly difficult.
		Tim is also forced to leave Brentwood Academy (okay, maybe that's not bad at all).
	www.auburn.edu /~hatchrj/robin.html (415 words)

	Robin (Tim Drake) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Robin was given an assortment of archenemies, such as the bumbling but cruel Cluemaster and the psychotic child criminal, the General.
		Tim's love interests tend toward the criminal; they include Ariana Dzerchenko, the daughter of a deli owner who was targeted and later murdered by the Russian mob; gangleader Lynx; Darla Aquista, the daughter of a mafia boss; and fellow vigilante Spoiler (Stephanie Brown), the supervillain Cluemaster's daughter, with whom he has his longest relationship.
		Tim ended up stealing a Robin suit in order to help Batman and Batgirl stop Two-Face, and continued serving as Robin until an incident where he was kidnapped and brainwashed by the Joker, an incident that ended in the Clown Prince of Crime's apparent death.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tim_Drake (5331 words)

	Robin
		Tim Drake was born into a prominent family.
		Tim thought Batman needed a new Robin to control his actions, so he went to New York looking for Nightwing.
		Tim not only uses all this equipment but also uses all the detective methods Batman and Nightwing have taught him.
	members.tripod.com /~YJFAN/Hero_robin.html (624 words)

	.::BATMAN ON FILM -- History of The Batman: "ROBIN"::.
		Robin is The Batman’s partner and aids him in his war on crime in Gotham City.
		After the Jason Todd Robin was eliminated, the head honchos at DC wondered whether or not to bring in a third Robin, or keep Batman a solo crime fighter.
		Tim's father was killed some time back, and like both Bruce Wayne and Richard Grayson (the first Robin), he had lost both his parents.
	www.batman-on-film.com /historyofthebatman_robin_jett.html (1756 words)

	Robin III Tim Drake Bio Origin 1st appearance - Batman Characters \| Legions Of Gotham Comic Book Cave (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Though Tim Drake has faced down villains the likes of King Snake, Killer Croc and even the Clown Prince of Crime, the Joker, the Batman's current partner often wonders if he's truly cut out for the role he fought so long to win.
		But Tim continues to weather the role, often illustrating to his mentor that Batman does indeed need a Robin, whether he cares to admit it or not.
		And though he prefers the team-work, Robin has learned that there are times when he must fly solo, balancing his life as a crimefighter with the trial and tribulation of a young man still in his teens, but older in mind and spirit than many.
	www.legionsofgotham.org /BIOSrobin3.html (291 words)

	Robin - The Batman Gallery - www.patfullerton.com
		In this retelling Dick Grayson's Robin costume was actually given to him by his parents the night before they were killed as new wardrobe for their trapeze act.
		After Robin #2, Jason Todd, was murdered by The Joker, Batman eventually took on a third young trainee Tim Drake.
		Robin is played by the man himself, John Fiorella.
	www.patfullerton.com /batman/robin.html (828 words)

	Titans Tower: New Batman Adventures Animated
		The producers had always preferred the idea of a younger Robin, and as the WB had fewer problems than Fox with putting a youngster in jeopardy, we decided to bring in young Tim Drake from the current Batman comics as our Robin.
		In 1997, Kids WB decided to re-launch the series with new episodes; The characters were completely redesigned; Robin became Nightwing; Tim Drake became Robin; and Batgirl became a trusted ally.
		The new Robin's origin is detailed in "Sins of the Father" This story tells the origin of the new Robin, Tim Drake and how getting in Two Face's way leads him to a partnership with the Dark Knight.
	www.titanstower.com /source/theater/batmanna.html (1351 words)

	Robin: Year One (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Many readers of the Batman stories associate Dixon with Tim Drake, Robin No. 3, whom Dixon brought out from under the shadow of the Bat and made a unique character all on his own.
		Meanwhile, Robin is finding his own way, avoiding the grim path followed by his mentor.
		Robin: Year One shows a side of the first Robin that has never before been seen -- and you'd do well to take a look.
	www.rambles.net /robin_year1.html (307 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire
		That doesn't mean Tim Drake and his co-stars wouldn't fit into a real life high school setting, but Beechen has been careful not to heavily date the material by appealing to some of the more trendy fashions or dialogue.
		Not only does Tim's unique motivation to be Robin affect the nature of his bond with Alfred, but there's also the matter of Tim's father being around well into his tenure as Robin (though he was murdered recently).
		While "Robin" is most definitely Tim Drake's book, there have been quite a number of interesting guest-stars in the book, from the son of Captain Boomerang, to a new hero with a mysterious ability to teleport.
	comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=8704 (2536 words)

	Amazon.ca: Robin a Hero Reborn: Books: Alan Grant,Chuck Dixon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Tim Drake, the young computer wizard who became the third Robin, undergoes intensive training and faces the Scarecrow and other villains in this collection that details Robins origin for the modern age of comics.
		But it all doesn't happen just instantly, Tim Drake has to prove himself to be a true vigilante superhero by battling his own inner demons and through rigorous and grueling physical and mental training, just like Bruce Wayne had to do before he became the Batman.
		After having proven his spirit is good, the Robin miniseries starts (with art by Tom Lyle, which is an improvement) with Tim getting send to Paris in order to learn more, and perfect his fighting skills.
	www.amazon.ca /Robin-Hero-Reborn-Alan-Grant/dp/1563890291 (788 words)

	Fanzing 32 - March 2001 - Batman NOT Beyond the Censor's Reach
		Tim's torture and brainwashing, and his resulting murder of the Joker, is one of the reasons Bruce Wayne spends his old age brooding in his mansion.
		Tim Drake's dialogue altered from "Oh god, I killed him" to "oh god, I did it".
		Tim Drake's dialogue changed from "It's a killer" to "It's a doozy".
	www.fanzing.com /mag/fanzing32/feature5.shtml (2508 words)

	Robin (via CobWeb/3.1 planet03.csc.ncsu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Dick put Tim on his legs while the photo was taken.
		When Dick stopped using his Robin costume to become Nightwing, Tim realized there was no Robin.
		Then Tim convinced Bruce Wayne that Robin was necessary, so finally Bruce agreed to start training Tim.
	yjfan.tripod.com.cob-web.org:8888 /Hero_robin.html (624 words)

	Forever Robin as Tim
		Tim Drake, when he was a lot younger, visited Haley's Circus with his parents the night Dick Grayson's parents were killed.
		Years later he saw on the news Robin do the same move and quickly figured out that Robin was Dick Grayson and then was able to piece together that Batman was Bruce Wayne.
		Tim rescues them but Batman is against the idea of anymore Robins so he tells Tim to just stay in the car when they go after Two-Face.
	www.angelfire.com /comics/frat/bio.html (259 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / d20 News & Reviews Site - What happened to Tim Drake? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Tim hung up the tights as a result (primarily to appease his dad, not because there were any threats or anything...
		Drake hung up the mantle of Robin for the reason(s) Cthulhudrew mentioned, and Stephanie Brown (Spoiler) stepped in as the new Robin just as a hired assassin started killing any boy in Gotham that had Tim Drake's height/build/hair color in an effort to kill Robin.
		Evidently no one told Brad Meltzer that Jack Drake would confront Tim and Tim would abandon the costume in the same issue- he thought it would take place over a couple of issues, and IC is supposed to fit in between those (non-existent) issues.
	www.enworld.org /showthread.php?t=97576 (2097 words)

	Robin (III) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		During the show Tim didn't pay attention to all the other perfomances: he was excited, waiting for Dick's one.
		While Bruce was training Tim, Jack and Janet Drake were kidnapped in a charter flight over Haiti by a vudu magician named Lord Obeah.
		Tim not only uses all this equipment but also uses all the detective methods Batman and Nightwing have teached to him.
	pc59te.dte.uma.es /cdb/series/dc/robin.htm (554 words)

	Robin -The Unofficial Website (via CobWeb/3.1 planet03.csc.ncsu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Robin is a copyright, trademark, and owned by
		All ROBIN and related characters, elements, logos, symbols, etc. are owned by DC COMICS and used without permission.
		This page and all herein may not be used by others without the express and written consent of the owner of this site.
	www.angelfire.com.cob-web.org:8888 /pq/robin/index.html (78 words)

	Dick Grayson or Timothy Drake? - Animation Insider
		It could have only been Tim Drake that Static was talking about, because in a prior episode Static teamed up with Batman and (Tim Drake) Robin.
		Dick continued to be Robin, leading the Titans, until he left to become Nightwing, thus disbanding the Titans.
		There is evidence that supports any of these Robins (Grayson and Drake especially) but we do not know the official identity and may never know unless it is discussed on the show or said by the producers/ creators or writers.
	www.animationinsider.net /forums/showthread.php?t=15240 (1016 words)

	Robin (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This Batman's parents were guards on the prison planet of Pluto and died in a prison riot that turned into a mass slaughter of the guards.
		In another episode, "Haunted", Raven uses her powers to enter Robin's mind; one of the images she sees is Robin's shadow in a cave area swearing an oath to someone.
		When Robin rejects Slade in "Apprentice: Part 2", he mentions "I already have a father", and then the screen shows a shot of a dark sky with bats flying through it, also referring to Batman.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robin_(comics) (4744 words)

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		Tim is the only so far who was capable (and accomplished) in deducing Batman, Robin I, and Robin II (Jason Todd)'s identities and, get this, sneak into the Batcave and don Robin I's suit.
		Tim knows he's capable, but is mature enough (most of the time) that he lacks the experience and is willing to let respectable mentors teach and order him around (notably, Batman and Nightwing).
		Batman was worried Tim might fall toward the side of revenge, but was proved wrong when he kept his cool and showed maturity in accepting the tragedy during the Vicki Vale and Scarecrow arc.
	www.xanga.com /AndrewChi/533320630/item.html (491 words)

	Sequential Tart: Comic Reviews - Trisha Lynn Sebastian (vol IV/iss 10/October 2001)
		From the start, especially in the first issues of his run in "Robin", Tim Drake is a very unconventional sidekick.
		There are several themes that run through a Robin story, and all of them are present here: keeping secret identities secret, love between heroes, the line between the hero life and the every day life.
		The scene where Ives lectures Tim on the evils of stepmothers is cliched, yet, Tim handles it well, with caustic input from Callie, a female friend who manages not to look like the other blonde-haired women in the book.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/oct01/rev_1001_comic_trisha.shtml (2794 words)

	Adventures in the DCU Customs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Since we were beginning to customize an animated Young Justice, I told Chip he should customize the comic version of Tim Drake to go with them.
		I just didn't feel that the red Robin of the cartoons fit with the rest of the gang.
		Robin, Young Justice and all related characters, names, and indicia are ©1999, DC Comics (a division of Time-Warner Communications), and are used WITHOUT permission.
	www.wku.edu /~davy.stone/customs/adcu/robin.html (128 words)

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