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Quickly, Robin! To Wayne Manor!

The Batcave? Pff. Old hat. It's all about Wayne Manor, home to the delightful Batman and Sons web-comic. This may very well be the only place on the net where you can see Batman as a father to Dick Grayson (the original Robin), Jason Todd (the second Robin), Time Drake (the third and current Robin), and Terry McGinnis (Batman Beyond). Let me repeat that. Batman. As a father. Parenting all three Robins and the future Batman. Go. NOW!

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taterpie said…
He's only really fatherly to Terry - he's kind of an ass to the others. Cute strips but vaguely frustrating if you're not so much a fan of Beyond. I guess birth kids ARE more lovable than adopted ones...
May 14, 2009 at 6:07 PM
Sol (Frederick) Badguy said…
Baby Terry looks so adorable. Who doesn't like babies? It's cruel to hate them.

@ A.C.K.: Kind of; not a total ass, and this is enough. The Bat is still fatherly to them and he has his grievance on the loss of "Jason Todd" & the disability of "Barbra Gordon"

@ Reggie: Didn't you find any room for any more comments on the list? On my list on the games blog? Anything? I'd like to get some comments from you too A.C.K. if you ever pleased to honor my blog with a visit.

Sorry if I'm advertising my blog here
May 17, 2009 at 1:48 AM
Reggie White Jr. said…
Sol, no worries man. I'm still getting back into the swing of things since I came back. I'll stop by.
May 18, 2009 at 4:36 AM
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