As revealed in Young Justice #8, Tim Drake (aka Red Robin) will now be going under the codename of “Drake!” Tim doesn’t come up with this name change on his own ...

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“Tim Drake is back and ready for action! Writer @megfitz89 & artist @rileyrossmo1 have crafted a new mystery and villain to challenge Robin like never before,” a tweet from the official DC account ...

Well, folks, it's time to dive into another round of comic book nonsense with Tim Drake: Robin #10. Set to hit stores on Tuesday, June 27th, we've got a thrilling (read: mildly amusing) preview lined ...

Titans, which recently moved from DC Universe to HBO Max, is adding another member of the Bat-family to its ranks. Variety revealed that actor Jay Lycurgo will join the cast as Tim Drake, the third ...

Welcome to the latest edition of Bleeding Cool's comic book previews, where we take a look at what's coming up in the world of comic books. This week, we're taking a look at Tim Drake: Robin #5, and ...

In yet another sign the '90s have returned with a vengeance, Tim Drake has officially reclaimed the mantle of Robin in the DC Universe.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In a new issue of the monthly anthology comic series “Batman: Urban Legends,” Batman’s famed sidekick Robin came out as bisexual.

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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the comics, Tim’s longest-running relationship was with another hero, Stephanie Brown. Known alternately as Spoiler and Batgirl ...