>Infancy is self-inserting as Robin and helping Batman catch the bad guys
>Childhood is hating Robin for ruining Batman's Goth-Noir aesthetic
>Adolescence is understanding that Robin is essential for Bruce's character growth
>Adulthood is realizing that Bruce is grooming child soldiers
Infancy is self-inserting as Robin and helping Batman catch the bad guys
Henry Miller
Tyler Garcia
Adulthood is realizing that he can have a Robin because it's a comic meant for entertaining kids and manchildren.
Grayson James
>Manhood is realizing Batman sucks dick and Superman is better
Caleb Flores
>capes
>character growth
Luis Gutierrez
Adulthood is realizing this shit is ridiculous and the attempt to make this seem realistic is a form of insanity.
Ian Foster
>Adulthood is realizing that Bruce is grooming child sex slaves
Fixed for you.
Tim Drake/Robin is gay (thanks to Fritzmartin) and Bruce Wayne/Batman is a gay (thanks to Zdarsky).
Fredric Wertham was right yet again.
Austin Perez
Yes, that is correct
Cooper Rodriguez
Sales disagree
Caleb Hughes
This
Which is why I only read Manga
Elijah Gray
People self-insert as Robin?
Carson Fisher
Don’t forget, Batman doesn’t go down on Catwoman or women in general now. More proof he is a homosexual.
Julian Gomez
Manhood is realizing sucking dick is awesome
Xavier Flores
Yes. Why do you think they made him gay? So he is more like his fanbase.
Oliver Mitchell
Batman doesn't eat pussy which is quite based.
Jackson Williams
Both of them suck dick though. Literally.
Mason Ward
And how does Robin allow Batman to grow?
Jayden Wright
He gives him a lapdance. That usually makes him grow.
Jaxson Jones
Adulthood is realizing it's an inherently fantastical genre, and taking certain elements of it too seriously just end up ruining the fun of it.
Noah Lopez
>Don’t forget, Batman doesn’t go down on Catwoman or women in general now
That's the most based thing I've ever read. CHADman.
Wyatt James
makes him realize the fundamental truth of Batman which he often forgets
Kevin Brooks
That was his original purpose. Whether or not kids actual imagined themselves as Robin is anybody's guess.