In the same manner that Damian Wayne had to learn to navigate a new paternal figure in his life, he also had multiple siblings to deal with in the Bat family. With his sights set on becoming the undisputed Robin, Damian entered DC Comics with one goal — killing the sitting sidekick and newly adopted Wayne heir, Tim Drake. In their first collision in “Batman” #657, Drake attempts to befriend the new recruit but is repaid by Damian nearly beating him to death. Over time, Damian learns to accept sharing the Robin mantle, and by the 2021 “Robins” miniseries, he proudly accepts Drake as his brother.
On the surface, it would seem like Damian Wayne would get along best with the second Robin, Jason Todd aka The Red Hood. The pair share similar methodologies and both have equally complex relationships with the Dark Knight. However, the two are arguably more contentious than the rest of the Robins — culminating in Red Hood giving Damian a painful lesson in “Teen Titans Annual” Vol.6 #1.
Thankfully, Damian has enough common sense to show his respect to the first Robin, Dick Grayson. Surprisingly, Grayson is one of the first people to be able to connect with Damian and the pair even became “Batman and Robin” following the Caped Crusader’s death during the “Final Crisis” event. Although they do not always see eye-to-eye, there is a brotherly camaraderie between them that allows them to work together effectively.
In the same manner that Damian Wayne had to learn to navigate a new paternal figure in his life, he also had multiple siblings to deal with in the Bat family. With his sights set on becoming the undisputed Robin, Damian entered DC Comics with one goal — killing the sitting sidekick and newly adopted Wayne heir, Tim Drake. In their first collision in “Batman” #657, Drake attempts to befriend the new recruit but is repaid by Damian nearly beating him to death. Over time, Damian learns to accept sharing the Robin mantle, and by the 2021 “Robins” miniseries, he proudly accepts Drake as his brother.
On the surface, it would seem like Damian Wayne would get along best with the second Robin, Jason Todd aka The Red Hood. The pair share similar methodologies and both have equally complex relationships with the Dark Knight. However, the two are arguably more contentious than the rest of the Robins — culminating in Red Hood giving Damian a painful lesson in “Teen Titans Annual” Vol.6 #1.
Thankfully, Damian has enough common sense to show his respect to the first Robin, Dick Grayson. Surprisingly, Grayson is one of the first people to be able to connect with Damian and the pair even became “Batman and Robin” following the Caped Crusader’s death during the “Final Crisis” event. Although they do not always see eye-to-eye, there is a brotherly camaraderie between them that allows them to work together effectively.