Few characters this side of Aquaman are the but (butt?) of as many snide jokes as Robin, the Boy Wonder.
The all-time most famous sidekick (come at me, Bucky) has a fascinating history of DC Comics, from Dick Grayson’s pantsless Golden Age years to filling the shoes of the Bat himself during Grant Morrison’s run of comics in the late 2000’s. It’s hard to understand why anyone wouldn’t take him seriously:
DC’s rich history has allotted the publisher a number of wonderfully expansive legacies, but few can measure up to that of Robin. Several different individuals have held the mantle of Boy Wonder over the years, with Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Tim Drake, and now Damian Wayne as the most well known.
Each of these characters also has their very own individual reading order for simplicity’s sake, so if you’re exclusively interested in grumpy little Damian, you can make that happen.
Related Reading Orders!
Support For Comic Book Herald:
Comic Book Herald is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn a qualifying affiliate commission.
Comic Book Herald’s reading orders and guides are also made possible by reader support on Patreon, and generous reader donations.
Any size contribution will help keep CBH alive and full of new comics guides and content. Support CBH on Patreon for exclusive rewards, or Donate here! Thank you for reading!
Nightwing (Dick Grayson, Robin) reading order
Red Robin (Tim Drake, Robin) reading order
Damian Wayne, Robin reading order
Below you’ll find the complete history of Robin comics, from the Golden Age through DC Rebirth!
Robin – The Early Years
Collects: Batgirl/Robin Year One
While Chuck Dixon’s excellent Robin & Batgirl Year One collection was actually published well after the true Robin Year One (April 1940!), I prefer starting any introduction to Robin here for modern readers. If you truly desire to go all the way back, there’s always the Golden Age stories and Archives below!
Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Vol. 1
Collects: Detective Comics #27-56, Batman #1-7, New York World’S Fair Comics #2, World’S Best Comics #1 And World’S Finest Comics #2-3
The actual Golden Age debut of Robin in DC Comics!
Robin, The – Archives – Volume 1
Collects: Star-Spangled Comics #65-85
The 1940s tales of the Boy Wonder!
Collects: Star Spangled Comics #86-105
Collects: Batman #65, 86, 112, 113, 134, 156, 162, Detective Comics #215, 235, 247, 267, World’S Finest Comics #89
The ‘Black Casebook’ collection rounds up some of the most famous 50’s and 60’s Batman stories, particularly those that would go on to influence Grant Morrison’s run on Batman (and Batman & Robin).
I include here 1) Because these comics make the Morrison run substantially more interesting and 2) for the inclusion of “Robin Dies At Dawn” in Batman #156!
Showcase Presents: Robin, the Teen Wonder
Collects: Batman #184, 192, 227, 229-231, 234-23
Collects: Batman: Dark Victory #0-13
Another stab at the earliest days of Robin, this time tied into the second half of Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale’s Long Halloween
All Star Batman and Robin, the Boy Wonder
Collects: All Star Batman And Robin #1 To #10
Frank Miller and Jim Lee team-up for one of the more unexpectedly bizarre interpretations of the Dark Knight and Robin’s earliest adventures. This is not a particularly good way to get to know Robin, for the record. Although it was published in 2005, I include the wackadoo comic in the origins storytelling since it will make the most sense to read here.
Showcase Presents: Teen Titans, Vol. 1
Collects: Brave And The Bold #54, 60, Showcase #59, And Teen Titans #1-18
Teen Titans: The Bronze Age Omnibus
Collects: Teen Titans #25-52; The Brave And The Bold #94, #102, #149; Batman Family #6 And World’s Finest Comics #205
Robin’s bronze age (1970’s) team-ups with the likes of Aqualad, Kid Flash, Speedy and Wonder Girl. The first issues in the series (which officially begins in 1966) can be found here.
Robin And the New Teen Titans
Collects: Miniseries
Marv Wolfman explores the time period after Dick Grayson left Batman’s side as Robin, but before he joined the New Teen Titans.
Collects: New Teen Titans #1 To #8
Collects: New Teen Titans #9-16
Collects: The New Teen Titans #21-27, The New Teen Titans Annual #1
Collects: New Teen Titans #17-20 And Tales Of The New Teen Titans #1-4
Collects: New Teen Titans #28-34, The New Teen Titans Annual #2
Collects: New Teen Titans #35 To #41, Batman And The Outsiders #5
Collects: The New Teen Titans #39 And #40, Tales Of The Teen Titans #41-44 And Annual #3
The New Teen Titans Omnibus Vol. 3
Collects: Tales Of The Teen Titans #45 To #61, New Teen Titans #38, New Teen Titans #1 To #6, Secret Origins Annual #3
There are currently three, relatively new New Teen Titans omnibus editions available from DC Comics.
A New Robin – Enter Jason Todd (Robin in the 1980’s)
Collects: Batman #402-403, #408-416 And Batman Annual #11
Collects: Batman #425 To #429
Jim Starlin and Marv Wolfman’s famous story in which they actually asked readers if Jason Todd, Robin, should live or die at the hands of the Joker!
Batman: A Lonely Place of Dying
Collects: Batman #440-442 & New Titans #61,62
A Third Robin – Enter Tim Drake (The 1990’s)
Collects: Batman #455-457, Detective Comics #618-621, And Robin #1-5
The first collection of Tim Drake, Robin, stories begins with his trials in Batman prior to Chuck Dixon’s 1991 solo Robin series.
Collects: Batman #465, 467-469, Robin II #1-4, And Robin III #1-6
The second collection of Tim Drake’s early 90’s Robin appearances is perhaps most notable for the inclusion of the second, four issue miniseries known as “Jokers Wild” (not to be confused with Wild Cards III: Jokers Wild
Collects: Robin #1-5, Robin Annual #1-2 And Showcase ’93 #5-6 And #11-12
Marks the Robin ongoing launched in 1993.
Collects: Robin #0, #7-13 And Robin Annual #1
Collects: Young Justice: The Secret, Jla: World Without Grown-Ups #1-2, Young Justice #1-7, Young Justice: Secret Files #1
Young Justice (launched by Peter David and Todd Nauck, and finally getting the reproduced collections it deserves) actually launched in 1998, but makes more sense in connection to Tim Drake, since this is his version of the Teen Titans.
Nightwing Moves to Bludhaven & The Bat Family Deals With No Man’s Land (Mid to Late 1990’s)
Collects: #512 to 514, Batman: Shadow of the Bat #32 to 34, Detective Comics #679 to 682
Following the events of Batman: Knightfall
It’s a first look at how Dick Grayson would fare as Gotham City’s Batman.
Collects: Nightwing #1-4, Nightwing #1-8
Includes the 1995 4 issues Nightwing miniseries, and then the regular ongoing that begins in 1996.
Nightwing Vol. 2: Rough Justice
Collects: Nightwing #9-18, Nightwing Annual #1
Nightwing Vol. 3: False Starts
Collects: Nightwing #19-25, Nightwing #1/2 And Nightwing/Huntress #1-4
Collects: Batman #553-554, Detective Comics #719-721, Shadow Of The Bat #73-74, Nightwing #19-20, Catwoman #56, Robin #53, Batman Chronicles #12, Blackgate: Isle Of Men #1, Huntress/Spoiler: Blunt Trauma #1
The Batman No Man’s Land saga begins here, and includes various tie-ins with Robin and Nightwing ongoings.
Batman: Road to No Man’s Land Vol. 1
Collects: Detective Comics #722, #724-726, Batman #555-559, Batman: Shadow Of The Bat#75-79, Robin #54, And The Batman Chronicles #14
Nightwing Vol. 4: Love and Bullets
Collects: Nightwing #26-34, Nightwing #1,000,000, And Nightwing: Secret Files And Origins #1
Collects: The Titans #1 to #50
From 1999 to 2003, the artists formerly known as the Teen Titans (now all grown up) rebrand as The Titans (not gonna lie, that’s way cooler), as Young Justice takes the teen superhero slot in town. As you’d expect, you don’t need to read the entire series here, this is just for reference.
Nightwing Vol. 5: The Hunt For Oracle
Collects: Nightwing #35-46 And Birds Of Prey #20-21
Collects: Batman #567-568, Detective Comics #734-735, Batman: Legends Of The Dark Knight #119-121, Batman: Shadow Of The Bat #87-88, Batman Chronicles #17, Robin #67, Nightwing #35-37, Catwoman #72-74, Azrael: Agent Of The Bat #56-57 And Young Justice: No Man’S Land #1
Collects: Batman #569-71, Detective Comics #736-738, Azrael: Agent Of The Bat #58, Batman: Legends Of The Dark Knight #122-124, Batman: Shadow Of The Bat #90-92, Robin #68-72, And Batman: No Man’S Land Secret Files #1
Collects: Batman Chronicles #18, Batman #572-574, Detective Comics #739-741, Batman: Legends Of The Dark Knight #125-126, Robin #73, Batman: Shadow Of The Bat #93-94, Azrael: Agent Of The Bat #59-61, Catwoman #75-77, Nightwing #38-39 And Batman: No Man’S Land #0
Collects: Nightwing #47-60
Robin Unmasked, A New Teen Titans, and Identity Crisis (Early to Mid 2000’s)
Collects: Joker’s Last Laugh #1 to #6
Lackluster miniseries event, with big moments for Nightwing!
Batman: Bruce Wayne – Murderer?
Collects: Batgirl 24, 27, Batman 599-602, Batman: Gotham Knights 25-28, Batman: The 10-Cent Adventure 1, Birds Of Prey 39, 40-41, 43, Detective Comics 766-767, Nightwing 65-66, 68-69 And Robin 98-99
Followed up by Bruce Wayne, Fugitive
JLA: The Obsidian Age – Book 01
JLA: The Obsidian Age – Book 02
Collects: JLA #66 to #76
Not the most directly Robin related book on the lest, but this JLA storyline actually features Nightwing in a prominent position among the Justice League of America while the usual roster searches for Aquaman in Atlantis.
Teen Titans Vol. 1: A Kid’s Game
Collects: Teen Titans #1 To #6
The Geoff Johns run on Teen Titans begins.
Outsiders VOL 01: Looking for Trouble
Collects: Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files #1, Outsiders #1 to #6
Nightwing finds himself leading yet another team, this time with an Outsiders run by Judd Winick that would continue through the mid 2000’s.
Collects: Robin #121-125
Released towards the beginning of 2004.
Outsiders VOL 02: Sum of All Evil
Collects: Outsiders #7 to #15
Teen Titans Vol. 2: Family Lost
Collects: Teen Titans #7 To #12
Collects: Detective Comics #790 To 796, Robin #126 To 128
Notable as Stephanie Brown makes her DC Comics debut as Robin.
Collects: Complete Event
Not essential reading for Robin aside from one major throwaway plot development impacting Tim Drake. DC’s major 2004 Universe wide event.
Collects: Outsiders #16 to #23
Includes a Batman Identity Crisis tie-in story.
Teen Titans Vol. 3: Beast Boys and Girls
Collects: Beast Boy #1 To #3, Teen Titans #13 To #15
Batman: War Games, Act One – Outbreak
Collects: Detective Comics #797, Batman #631, Legends Of The Dark Knight #182, Nightwing #96, Gotham Knights #56, Robin #129, Batgirl #55, Catwoman #34
Batman: War Games, Act Two – Tides
Collects: Detective Comics #798, Batman #632, Legends Of The Dark Knight #183, Nightwing #97, Gotham Knights #57, Robin #130, Batgirl #56, Catwoman #35
Batman: War Games, Act Three – Endgame
Collects: Batman #633, Batgirl #57, Catwoman #36, Robin #131, Batman: Gotham Knights #58
The Batman: War Games story arc will be particularly essential for readers interested in Stephanie Brown’s short, yet important early stint as Robin.
Collects: Robin #132-133 And Batgirl #58-59
Enter The Red Hood (Mid 2000’s)
Collects: Nightwing #101 to #106
Nightwing looks back at transition from Robin to Nightwing.
Collects: Batman #635-641, #645-50 And Batman Annual #25
2004 publication. Judd Winick and Doug Mahnke dive deep into Robin history to create a new villain for Batman.
Batman: Red Hood – The Lost Days
Collects: Red Hood: The Lost Days #1 To #6
Collects: Robin #134-139
Collects: Nightwing #107-111
Teen Titans Vol. 4: The Future is Now
Collects: Teen Titans #16 To #23, Titans/Legion Special #1
Teen Titans/Outsiders: The Insiders
Collects: Teen Titans #24-26 And Outsiders #24, 25 And 28
Robin: Days of Fire and Madness
Collects: Robin #140-145
Gotham Central Vol. 5: Dead Robin
Collects: Gotham Central #33 To #40
The entire Gotham Central run by Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker and Michael Lark is highly recommended reading (seriously, it’s one of my favorite comics of all time), but this arc in particular ties to Robin!
Collects: Nightwing #112 To #117
Outsiders VOL 04: Crisis Intervention
Collects: Outsiders #29 to #33
Teen Titans Vol. 5: Life and Death
Collects: Teen Titans #29-33, Teen Titans Annual #1 And Robin #146-147
Collects: Nightwing #118 To #122
Jason Todd tracks down Nightwing.
DC’s Infinite Crisis event includes major developments for much of the DC Universe, but is particularly hard hitting on Dick Grayson, aka Nightwing!
Collects: Robin #148-153
Part of the “One Year Later” DC chronology after Infinite Crisis.
Collects: Outsiders #34 to #41
Teen Titans, Vol. 6: Titans Around the World
Collects: Teen Titans #34 To #41
Part of the “One Year Later” DC chronology after Infinite Crisis.
Collects: Robin #154 To #162
Grant Morrison Batman Introduces A New Robin, Damian Wayne
Batman: Batman and Son (New Edition)
Collects: Batman #655-658, #663-669 And #672-675
Collects: Nightwing #125 To #132
Outsiders VOL 06: Pay as You Go
Collects: Outsiders #42 to #46, Outsiders Annual #1
Teen Titans, Vol. 7: Titans East
Collects: Teen Titans #42 To #49
Collects: Checkmate #13-15, Outsiders #47-49
Crossover with Greg Rucka’s run on Checkmate.
Collects: Robin #163-167
Teen Titans: Titans of Tomorrow
Collects: Teen Titans #50-54
Batman: The Resurrection of Ra’s Al Ghul
Collects: Batman #670-671, Robin #168-169, Detective Comics #838-839, Nightwing #138-139, Batman Annual #26 And Robin Annual #7
Collects: Robin #170 to #174, Robin/Spoiler Special #1
Collects: Nightwing #140 To #146
Collects: Teen Titans #55 to #61
Collects: Titans #1 to #6, Teen Titans East Special #1
Judd Winick follows up his run on the Nightwing led Outsiders with a relaunched Titans, starring Nightwing, Starfire, Donna Troy, Beast Boy, Cyborg, Raven and more.
Collects: Nightwing #147 To #153
Collects: Titans #7 to #11
Collects: Batman #676 to #683
Nightwing helps Batman deal with one of his fiercest confrontations yet.
Collects: Robin #175 To #183
A functional follow-up to Morrison’s Batman: R.I.P
Collects: Batman: Battle For The Cowl #1-3, Gotham Gazette: Batman Dead? #1 And Gotham Gazette: Batman Alive? #1
In the wake of Grant Morrison and J.G. Jones DC Universe event, Final Crisis
A New Batman & Robin by Grant Morrison, and Red Robin!
Collects: Teen Titans Annual #2, Teen Titans #70, Titans #12 to #13, Vigilante #5 to #6
Collects: Red Robin #1 To #5
Tim Drake continues his investigation into the mysterious disappearance of Bruce Wayne.
Collects: Titans #14, #16 to #22
Batman & Robin, Vol. 1: Batman Reborn
Collects: Batman & Robin #1-6
A part of the Grant Morrison Batman reading order, this marks the beginning of Dick Grayson’s time as Batman, and Damian Wayne’s official start as Robin.
Collects: Red Robin #6 To #12, Batgirl #8
Batman & Robin Vol. 2 Batman vs. Robin
Collects: Batman & Robin #7 To #12
Batman & Robin, Vol. 3: Batman & Robin Must Die
Collects: Batman #13-16 And Batman: The Return #1
Collects: Red Robin #13 To #17
Collects: Teen Titans #88 to #92, Red Robin #20, Wonder Girl #1
The Teen Titans try out Damian Wayne for the team (hint: he’s not your father’s Titans material). Note that there’s some overlap between this and the subsequent Red Robin series of comics.
Batman & Robin: Dark Knight Vs. White Knight
Collects: Batman and Robin #17 to #25
I’ll be honest, I had completely forgotten Batman and Robin continued as a series after Grant Morrison’s arc stopped with issue #16!
Amazingly, the series continued from November 2010 until the New 52 in 2011.
Collects: Detective Comics #871-881
Collects: Batman Incorporated #1 To #8, Batman Incorporated: Leviathan Strikes #1
Collects: Red Robin #18-21, #23-26, Teen Titans #92
Collects: Teen Titans #93 to #100
New 52 Robin Comics
For a complete view of how all these Robin comic book fit within the DC Universe as a whole, I recommend Comic Book Herald’s complete DC New 52 reading order.
Batman and Robin Vol. 1: Born to Kill
Collects: Batman And Robin #1 To #6
Nightwing Vol. 1: Traps and Trapezes
Collects: Nightwing #1 To #6
Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 1: REDemption
Collects: Red Hood And The Outlaws #1 To #6
Teen Titans, Vol. 1: It’s Our Right to Fight
Collects: Teen Titans #1 To #7
Tim Drake stars in Teen Titans as Red Robin.
Nightwing, Vol. 2: Night of the Owls
Collects: Nightwing #7 To #12
The first Robin and Nightwing focused New 52 series that proves it’s quite difficult to read New 52 bat-family comics without tie-ins to Snyder and Capullo’s excellent Batman run.
Batman and Robin Vol. 2: Pearl
Collects: Batman And Robin #7 To #14
Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 2: The Starfire
Collects: Red Hood And The Outlaws #7 To #12
Teen Titans Vol. 2: The Culling
Collects: Teen Titans #8-12, #0 And Dc Comics Presents #12
Batman Incorporated Vol. 1: Demon Star
Collects: Batman Incorporated #0-6
Morrison’s Batman run continues (and ultimately concludes) in the New 52. The most essential comics on Damian Wayne continue here.
Batman and Robin, Vol. 3: Death of the Family
Collects: Batman And Robin #15-17, Batman And Robin Annual #1 And Batman #17
Death of the Family tie-in issues, a Joker event running in core issues through Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s run on New 52 Batman.
You can find the completely complete Death of the Family reading order in Comic Book Herald’s New 52 reading order.
Nightwing Vol. 3: Death of the Family
Collects: Nightwing #13-18 And Batman #17
Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 3: Death of the Family
Collects: Red Hood And The Outlaws #0, #14 To #17 And Teen Titans #15-16
Teen Titans Vol. 3: Death of the Family
Collects: Teen Titans #14 To #20
Batman Incorporated Vol. 2: Gotham’s Most Wanted
Collects: Batman Incorporated #7-13 And Batman Incorporated Special #1
The end of Grant Morrison’s Batman run, and his time creating and writing Damian Wayne!
Batman and Robin Vol. 4: Requiem for Damian
Collects: Batman & Robin #18 To #23
Teen Titans Vol. 4: Light and Dark
Collects: Teen Titans #18 To #23
Collects: Nightwing #19-24
Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 4: League of Assassins
Collects: Red Hood And The Outlaws #19-24 And Annual #1
Batman and Robin Vol. 5: The Big Burn
Collects: Batman & Robin #23.1, #24 To #28
Teen Titans Vol. 5: The Trial of Kid Flash
Collects: Teen Titans #24-30 And Teen Titans Annual #2-3
Collects: Nightwing #25-29 And Nightwing Annual #1
Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 5: The Big Picture
Collects: Red Hood And The Outlaws #27-31 And Dc Universe Presents #17-18
Batman And Robin Vol. 6: The Hunt For Robin
Collects: Batman And Robin #29-34, Robin Rises: Omega #1
I recommend reading in the following order:
Batman and Robin #29 to #32
Robin Rises: Omega #1
Batman and Robin #33 to #34
Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 6: Lost and Found
Collects: Red Hood And The Outlaws #32-34 And Annual #2
Grayson Vol. 1: Agents Of Spyral
Collects: Grayson #1-4, Grayson: Future’S End #1
Note that Grayson will make substantially more sense if you’ve read the New 52 Justice League event, Forever Evil.
Teen Titans Vol. 1: Blinded by the Light
Collects: Teen Titans #1 To #7
New 52 Teen Titans reboot with a new #1 and a creative team of Will Pfeifer and Kenneth Rocafort.
Batman and Robin Vol. 7: Robin Rises
Collects: Batman And Robin #35-40, Robin Rises: Alpha #1, And Batman And Robin Annual #3
I recommend reading the remainder of Robin Rises in the following order:
Batman and Robin #35 to #37
Robin Rises: Alpha #1
Batman and Robin #38 to #40
Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 7: Last Call
Collects: Red Hood And The Outlaws #35-40
Collects: Batman #35-40
Another plug to read Snyder and Capullo’s run on Batman, Endgame is the most epic clash between Batman and the Joker yet! The Joker’s mad schemes embroils all of Gotham, including the Robins. The status of Bruce Wayne will make more sense if you’re familiar with the events of endgame and the ensuing Batman comics.
Similarly, Endgame and the ensuing Batman Vol. 8: Superheavy
Grayson Vol. 2: We All Die At Dawn
Collects: Grayson #5-8 And Grayson Annual #1
Teen Titans Vol. 2: Rogue Targets
Collects: Teen Titans #8-13, Teen Titans Annual #1
Collects: Grayson #9-12 And Grayson Annual #2
Robin: Son of Batman Vol. 1: The Year of Blood
Collects: Robin: Son Of Batman #1-6
Collects: Red Hood/Arsenal #1-6
We Are Robin Vol. 1: The Vigilante Business
Collects: We Are Robin #1-6
Batman and Robin Eternal Vol. 1
Collects: Batman And Robin Eternal #1-13
Batman & Robin Eternal Volume 2
Collects: Batman And Robin Eternal #14 To #26
Collects: Robin War #1-2, Robin: Son Of Batman #7, Grayson #15, Detective Comics #47, We Are Robin #7, Gotham Academy #13, Red Hood/Arsenal #7 And Teen Titans #15
Robin War Reading Order:
Robin War #1
Grayson #15
Detective Comics #47
We Are Robin #7
Red Hood / Arsenal #7
Robin: Son of Batman #7
Gotham Academy #13
Teen Titans #15
Robin War #2
Robin: Son of Batman #8
Grayson Vol. 4: A Ghost in the Tomb
Collects: Grayson #13-16 And Robin War #1-2
Robin: Son of Batman Vol. 2: Dawn of the Demons
Collects: Robin: Son Of Batman #7-13
Collects: We Are Robin #7-13
Red Hood/Arsenal Vol. 2: Devil’s Daughter
Collects: Red Hood/Arsenal #7 To #13
Teen Titans Vol. 3: The Sum of It’s Parts
Collects: Teen Titans #14 To #19
Collects: Grayson #17-20
Teen Titans Vol. 4: When Titans Fall
Collects: Teen Titans #20-24, Teen Titans Annual #2
DC Rebirth Robin Comics
To see how all the Robins fit in the context of the DC Rebirth Universe, you can enjoy Comic Book Herald’s complete DC Rebirth reading order.
Collects: Titans Hunt #1-8, Dc Comics Presents: Titans Hunt 100-Page Super Spectacular
Titans Vol. 1: The Return of Wally West
Collects: Titans #1-6 And Titans: Rebirth #1
Nightwing Vol. 1: Better Than Batman
Collects: Nightwing: Rebirth #1 And Nightwing #1-4 And #7-8
Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 1: Rise of the Batmen
Collects: Detective Comics #934-940
Batman: Night of the Monster Men
Collects (in order): Batman #7, Nightwing #5, Detective Comics #941, Batman #8, Nightwing #6, Detective Comics #942
Teen Titans Vol. 1: Damian Knows Best
Collects: Teen Titans #1-6 And Teen Titans: Rebirth #1
Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 1: Dark Trinity
Collects: Red Hood & The Outlaws: Rebirth #1, Red Hood & The Outlaws #1 to #6
Collects: Nightwing #7-12
Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 2: The Victim Syndicate
Collects: Detective Comics #943-949
Superman Vol. 2: Trials of the Super Son
Collects: Superman #7-13
The Super Son meets Damian Wayne.
Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 3: League of Shadows
Collects: Detective Comics #950 to #956
Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 4: Deus Ex Machina
Collects: Detective Comics #957 to #962
Titans Vol. 2: Made in Manhattan
Collects: Titans #7 to #10, Titans Annual #1
Collects: Titans #11, Teen Titans #8, Deathstroke #19 to #20, Teen Titans Annual #1
Nightwing Vol. 3: Nightwing Must Die
Collects: Nightwing #16 to #21
Red Hood & The Outlaws Vol. 2: Who is Artemis?
Collects: Red Hood & The Outlaws #7 to #11
Teen Titans Vol. 2: The Rise of Aqualad
Collects: Teen Titans #6 to #7, #9 to #11
Teen Titans Vol. 3: The Return of Kid Flash
Collects: Teen Titans #13 to #14, #16 to #19, and a story from DC Holiday Special 2017
Titans Vol. 3: A Judas Among Us
Collects: Titans #12 to #18
Collects: Titans #19 to #22, Annual #2
Red Hood & The Outlaws Vol. 3: Bizarro Reborn
Collects: Red Hood & The Outlaws #12 to #18, Annual #1
Red Hood & The Outlaws Vol. 4: Good Night Gotham
Collects: Red Hood & The Outlaws #19 to #25
Collects: #1 to #6
Collects: Nightwing #22 to #28
Nightwing Vol. 5: Raptor’s Revenge
Collects: Nightwing #30 to #34
Nightwing Vol. 6: The Untouchable
Collects: Nightwing #35 to #43
Batman: Prelude to the Wedding — Red Hood vs Anarky
Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 5: A Lonely Place of Living
Collects: Detective Comics #963 to #968
Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 6: Fall of the Batmen
Collects: Detective Comics #969 to #974
Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 7: Batmen Eternal
Collects: Detective Comics #975 to #981
Batman: Detective Comics Vol. 8: On the Outside
Collects: Detective Comics #982 to #986
Teen Titans (2016) Vol. 1: Full Throttle
Collects: Teen Titans #20 to #24, Teen Titans Special #1
Teen Titans (2016) Vol. 2: Turn It Up
Collects: Teen Titans #25 to #27, Annual #1
Collects: Titans #23 to #27, Titans Special #1
Collects: Titans #29 to #36
Nightwing Vol. 7: The Bleeding Edge
Collects: Nightwing #44 to #49, Nightwing Annual #1
Nightwing Vol. 8: Knight Terrors
Collects: Nightwing #50 to #56
Collects: Nightwing #57 to #62
Red Hood: Outlaw Vol 1: Requiem for an Archer
Collects: Red Hood: Outlaw #26 to #31, Red Hood & The Outlaws Annual #2
Red Hood: Outlaw Vol. 2: Prince of Gotham
Collects: Red Hood: Outlaw #32 to #36, Annual #3
Teen Titans (2016) Vol. 3: Seek & Destroy
Collects: Teen Titans #31 to #38
Nightwing Vol. 10: The Gray Son Legacy
Collects: Nightwing #63 to #69, Nightwing Annual #2
Red Hood: Outlaw Vol. 3: Generation Outlaw
Collects: Red Hood: Outlaw #37 to #41
Teen Titans (2016) Vol. 4: Robin No More
Collects: Teen Titans #39 to #47, Teen Titans Annual #2
Nightwing Vol. 11: The Joker War
Collects: Nightwing #70 to #77, Nightwing Annual #3
Nightwing by Tom Taylor Vol. 1: Leaping into the Light
Collects: Nightwing #78 to #83
Red Hood: Outlaw Vol. 4: Unspoken Truths
Collects: Red Hood: Outlaw #43 to #50
Collects: Nightwing #84 to #86, Nightwing 2021 Annual #1, Nightwing/Batgirls feature story from Batman: Urban Legends #10
Nightwing by Tom Taylor Vol. 2: Get Grayson
Collects: Nightwing #87 to #89, Superman: Son of Kal-El #9, Nightwing #90 to #91
Collects: Challenge of the Super Sons #1 to #7
Robin (2021) Vol. 1: The Lazarus Tournament
Collects: Robin #1 to #6, Batman #106, Detective Comics #1034
Robin (2021) Vol. 2: I Am Robin
Collects: Robin #7 to #12, Robin Annual 2021
Collects: Shadow War: Alpha #1, Batman #122 to #123, Deathstroke Inc #8 to #9, Robin #13 to #14, Shadow War Zone #1, Shadow War: Omega #1
Collects: Batman vs. Robin #1 to #5
Nightwing by Tom Taylor Vol. 3: The Battle for Bludhaven’s Heart
Collects: Nightwing #92 to #96
Robin (2021) Vol. 3: Secrets and Shadows
Collects: Robin #13 to #17
Collects: Lazarus Planet: Alpha, Lazarus Planet: Assault on Krypton, Lazarus Planet: We Once Were Gods, Lazarus Planet: Legends Reborn, Lazarus Planet: Next Evolution, Lazarus Planet: Dark Fate, and Lazarus Planet: Omega
Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War — Red Hood
Collects: #1 to #2
Nightwing by Tom Taylor Vol. 4
Collects: Nightwing #98 to #100
Collects: #1 to #10
Robin In The Future!
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again
Frank Miller’s classic graphic novel delivers an all-new Robin, and she’s right up there with the best of them.
Is this still up to date?
HECK NO
Where’s Stephanie Brown?
War Drums and War Games story arcs feature the most essential Stephanie Brown / Robin stories.