Fine Zinc Teeth--I Have To Ask.

dick grayson being tim's protective older brother.

i love steph a lot

some more okay-dad!jack drake for you

i dont know if anyone finds jack drake as interesting as i do, but his relationship with tim really draws me in.

even without tim as robin, there is still something drawing them apart, like a mutual misunderstanding between the two. jack acts boarderline selfish in his raising of tim, but he's also grieving in the same way bruce and tim are.

instead of solving the root of the problem (even if tim would have nearly never caved), he sends his son away to cause trouble out of jack's sight. obviously, the writers had to do this for the sake of the story, but its still very sad.

people who blindly hate jack drake either see him hitting too close to home or haven't truly read him enough, and that makes me a little sad.

luckily theyre just comic books lmao

tim drake is mighty protective of jason's memorial

jeez, i really like their expressions

crash landing!

dude, the excitement on tim's face is just- wow. if you didn't think he liked bruce wayne, id say think again.

(dick's hair is a crime. i huge crime. yikes. he should try tying it up c; )

tim angst. that is all.

the tim & bruce relationship is so complicated here, i just wanna read it all night.

ahh, graceful and snarky dick grayson. my favorite <3

way to rub salt in the wound lmao

tim being insecure about his age will always crack me up, but it also makes me sad because he wants to be taken seriously and become an adult, but he never truly gets to act his age.

tim and jack's relationship is so peculiar. people should write about it more often ;D

this is plain adorable. i like to think he carries those decals around with him

and happy coming out, tim drake! so proud of him and all of the people who made it possible