Upon their arrival, the three were attacked by more ghouls. The three then made their way for the bridge. Tim, Hank and Donna arrive at the bridge.
In a panic, Hank managed to summon two pistols and kill the ghouls. Soon after they were attacked, with Hank's friend Malcolm being taken by the ghouls. Hank explained to them his plan to return to the land of the living and the three made their journey to Hank's safe house. On the road, Hank explained to them that he had heard about a bridge that led back to Earth. Tim and Donna entered the vehicle and the three made their way to safety. They were quickly cornered, but soon saved by Hank Hall, who arrived in a car to save them. After their escape, the two were chased down by ghouls, who intended to take their souls. In denial, Tim leapt from the train, with Donna following after him. On his way, he encountered Donna Troy, who informed him that he had died. He soon found himself refusing to stay aboard and quickly made his way to the back to jump from the train. He later found himself in the afterlife aboard a train. The Titans discover him and call an ambulance. Attempting to follow Jason, Crane spots him and shoots him as he runs away. Tim eventually followed Dick to help, but is turned down. to be Robin." -Tim Drake to Jason Todd Īt some point, Tim discovered who Dick Grayson identity and found him at Wayne Manor, asking him to be the next robin but is turned down and takes Tim home.Īs they arrive at Tim's home, Tim reveals that he saw Jason the night his father was shot prompting Barbara and Dick to track Jason down. Tim was at the restaurant, video calling with Stephen Chen, when an unknown man arrived at the the store and shot his dad, leaving him bleeding as Tim urged Stephen to call the police. Then he went back to the restaurant which is run by his family and discovers in the news that Robin is dead, much to his sadness. Then officers were patrolling the streets and interrogated him regarding what he is doing at the moment.
Tim was reading a book about Batman who is his idol.
Tim witnessed the deaths of John and Mary Grayson at a very young age. Stated to be a new stage for the young hero, one where he is finally confident in his independence and working towards establishing himself more firmly as his own hero, and not just a "sidekick" of Batman, fans of Tim Drake will surely be excited to hear that the beloved character is not staying stagnant any longer, instead progressing and developing as a character and hero.Biography Early life " I was there. the core of Tim Drake is that his intelligence is perfectly paired with his empathy." This characterization of Tim Drake has been affirmed again and again by Batman, who has incredible respect and admiration for Drake, as well as in Tim's relationship with Damian Wayne, the youngest Robin and a character who continually struggles with empathy and a respect for humanity at large.ĭiscussing how Tim Drake: Robin will include an emphasis on classic detective stories, Rossmo compares parts of Drake's mystery solving to both Scooby-Doo and Sherlock Holmes, with the video trailer revealing close-ups of Tim's detective-mind working through crime scenes. Meghan Fitzmartin, clearly incredibly passionate about Tim's past and future, emphasizes both the young man's intelligence but also his empathy, emphasizing that ". The trailer, which includes an interview with both creators, reveals more of Rossmo's gorgeous and unique art, and showcases the "murder shack boat" that Tim will be living in, based out of Gotham's marina. DC Comics has released a new video trailer for Tim Drake: Robin, teasing that Fitzmartin and Rossmo have created a brand-new villain for Drake to fight, one who will be threatening his boyfriend Bernard and other people he loves, and a decade old mystery for the talented third Robin to solve. Tim Drake: Robin is written by the architect of Tim's coming out stories Meghan Fitzmartin ( Dark Crisis: Young Justice, Future State: Robin Eternal) and is drawn in the distinct, action-oriented style of Riley Rossmo ( Harley Quinn, Dark Knights: The Batman Who Laughs).
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Related: Batman Admits He Admires Tim Drake's Robin for a Heartbreaking Reasonĭespite his popularity, Tim Drake has not had a solo series in years, so when it was announced that Drake would be getting his owns series, spinning out of Batman: Urban Legends and the Tim Drake Pride Special, fans were ecstatic.
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