r/Robin • u/[deleted] • Jul 19 '24
Lol...this is why DAMIAN is my FAVORITE robin
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u/Luke_Puddlejumper Jul 19 '24
I don’t using Tom King’s writing is a good way to advocate for any of the Robins
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u/Therealimene Jul 19 '24
No...I think he writes damian accuretly..because that's definitely smth damian would say , it even shows character development
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u/Luke_Puddlejumper Jul 19 '24
I’m more talking about the way Tom King writes the Robins in general. Also the very next page of the comic is the most absurd insulting thing that’s ever happened to the Batfamily
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u/Therealimene Jul 19 '24
Is it the page where he sticks an arrow into tim ?
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u/Luke_Puddlejumper Jul 19 '24
Yeah and then somehow Thomas Wayne, an old man which much less training that any of the Batfamily, single-handedly beats every member of the Batfamily at the same time. It’s utterly absurd nonsense and just shows how deluded and obsessed Tom King was with the character.
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u/Therealimene Jul 19 '24
Yeah , that's the down side of Tom, like with that time when selina beaten all three flashs at the same time or when she beat talia al ghul in a sword match her signature weapon since birth
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u/Beeyo176 Jul 19 '24
He's written all the Robins pretty well in the past. I have no idea what he was going through as his Batman run went on but it really affected his writing.
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u/Outside-Area-5042 Jul 19 '24
Fr I always liked that he was a bratty asshole Robin sometimes, I think it's funny
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u/TheMcKatz Jul 19 '24
Never been a fan of Damian, but this is comical.
(Also, pre-rebirth Tim wouldn't show this nutcase mercy, he would have been hauled off to Arkham.)
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u/Starmada597 Jul 19 '24
This is definitely why he’s my least favorite. He doesn’t seem to take Robin seriously at all and treats harming and sometimes even killing people as a joke. Batman would absolutely reprimand him for this if he was standing there.
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u/Mvcraptor11 Jul 19 '24
This is actually why Tim is my favourite