Damian Wayne Raven

Damian Wayne Raven
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Damian Wayne on the variant cover of Nightwing vol. 4, #16 (May 2017) Art by Ivan Reis Oclair Albert Sula Moon
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^ Paternity test/documentation via source material, proof of biological relation and established name of the character provided in last panels of comic book. Priest, Christopher. Deathstroke (2016) #35 . DC Comics, Inc., 2018

^ Batman Incorporated Vol 2 #3

^ Morrison, Grant. Batman #656 DC Comics, Inc., 2006.

^ J. Tomasi, Peter. Batman and Robin 2011 #2 . DC Comics, Inc., 2011

^ J. Tomasi, Peter. Batman and Robin 2011 #0. DC Comics, Inc., 2012

^ J. Tomasi, Peter. Robin Rises: Omega . DC Comics, Inc., 2014

^ Morrison, Grant. Batman (1940) #666. DC Comics, Inc., 2007

^ "Your admirable mind has reasoned all save the obvious that my darling Talia loves you! My organization is vast... I had to satisfy myself that you are a worthy successor to me!" —Ra's to Batman. End of the comic. O'Neil, Dennis. Batman (1940) #232. DC Comics, Inc., 1971.

^ "I need a man to assume my position when I'm gone... Because you are most worthy. That is now proven beyond any doubt. And because my precious daughter loves you." —Ra's to Batman. Near the end of the episode. Altieri, Kevin, director. Batman: The Animated Series , "The Demon's Quest: Part 1" Warner Bros. Animation, 1993.

^ "You fell in love with the Detective that day, of course. How could you not? He was the optimum man... You and your detective will yield the ultimate child. A dark king for a new age." —Ra's to Talia. Near the end of the comic. Morrison, Grant. Batman, Incorporated Vol.2 #2. DC Comics, Inc., 2012

^ "Assassins plan to take over Ra's' organization... led by a man who Father believes could be his successor, until my father became aware of you." —Talia al Ghul to Batman. Around fifteen minutes into the film. Spaulding, Ethan, director. Son of Batman Warner Bros. Animation, 2014.

^ "Holy Bat-trimony: The Dark Knight and Marriage" . DC . September 17, 2021 . Retrieved March 7, 2022 .

^ "Genetically perfected, and grown in an artificial womb, Damian was engineered to kill and replace his famous father," —Narrator. Beginning of comic. Morrison, Grant. Batman (1940) #666. DC Comics, Inc., 2007

^ "It's true that I was gestated in a laboratory. That I was groomed to be a new body for my grandfather so that he may sidestep death and continue his mission to reduce the swollen population of the Earth." —Narration by Damian Wayne via introductory pages of the comic book. Seeley, Tim. Batman: Prelude to the Wedding - Robin VS. Ra's al Ghul #1. DC Comics, Inc., 2018

^ "You fell in love with the Detective that day, of course. How could you not? He was the optimum man... You and your detective will yield the ultimate child. A dark king for a new age." —Ra's to Talia. "You have no intention of giving up your power to another, Father. But it seems there are rites, whereby consciousness can survive death by migrating to more vigorous flesh? I know you've been searching for ways to survive when the Lazarus Pits run dry." —Talia al Ghul Near the end of the comic. Morrison, Grant. Batman, Incorporated Vol. 2 #2. DC Comics, Inc., 2012

^ "Who else in this world is like us, Bruce Wayne? The century's greatest crimefighter, the daughter of its greatest crimelord. And their genetically perfect child... We'll found a dynasty that will rule the planet for a thousand years. Ours is a love story remember? -Talia al Ghul to Batman. Near the end of the comic book. Morrison, Grant. Batman (1940) #658. DC Comics, Inc., 2006

^ "Your brain waves will be purged as mine are implanted in their place. I shall return to Gotham in your stead, bringing with me proof, both written and genetic, that I am the long-forgotten son of Bruce and Talia. How ironic that your company and holdings will fund my new empire." —Ra's al Ghul, while in Talia's body, to Bruce Wayne. Elaborating his plan in transferring his consciousness into Bruce's. Near the end of the episode. Tucker, James, director. Batman Beyond "Out of the Past" Warner Bros. Animation, 2000.

^ "Batman and Son TPB Review" . shelfabuse.com. January 9, 2009 . Retrieved December 29, 2010 .

^ Manning, Matthew K.; Dolan, Hannah, ed. (2010). "1980s". DC Comics Year By Year A Visual Chronicle . Dorling Kindersley . p. 229. ISBN 978-0-7566-6742-9 . In an over-sized hardcover graphic novel one-shot, writer Mike W. Barr and artist Jerry Bingham introduced a monumental new character into the life of the Dark Knight – Damian Wayne. {{ cite book }} : |first2= has generic name ( help )

^ Jump up to: a b Batman #658

^ Batman and Robin #2

^ Schedeen, Jesse (November 19, 2013). "The Top 25 Heroes of DC Comics" . IGN . Retrieved May 13, 2014 .

^ Batman: Brotherhood of the Bat

^ Jess Nevins. " Kingdom Come #3 Annotations" . Archived from the original on October 26, 2009 . Retrieved December 29, 2010 .

^ Batman Incorporated Vol. 2 #2 (June 2012)

^ Batman and Robin #2 (October 2012)

^ Robin Rises: Omega #1 (July 2014)

^ Batman #665

^ "Did he do a paternity test on Damian? You know, like a DNA test... He had to, right? Alfred?"—Tim Drake. "He insisted he would tell you the results himself when the time was right." —Alfred "So you know. You both know and nobody is going to tell me?" —Tim Drake "It's not my place to say, young sir. Forgive me." —Alfred "The son of Satan is my brother?" —Tim Drake. Dialogue post-midway through a comic book ("son of Satan" likely in reference to The Omen franchise). Morrison, Grant. Batman #676. DC Comics, Inc., 2008

^ Batman: Battle for the Cowl #1 (2009)

^ Batman: Battle for the Cowl #2 (2009)

^ Batman: Battle for the Cowl #3 (2009)

^ Batman & Robin vol.3 #3 (2009)

^ Batman & Robin vol. 3 #4 (2009)

^ Batman & Robin vol. 3 #10 (March 2010)

^ Blackest Night: Batman #1 (August 2009)

^ Blackest Night: Batman #2 (November 2009)

^ Blackest Night: Batman #3 (December 2009)

^ Batman & Robin vol. 3 #12 (May 2010)

^ Batman #703

^ Batman & Robin vol. 3 #13 (2010)

^ Batman & Robin vol. 3 #16 (November 2010)

^ Batman: The Return one-shot (Jan. 2011)

^ Teen Titans vol. 3 #88

^ Teen Titans vol. 3 #89

^ Teen Titans vol. 3 #91

^ Teen Titans vol. 3 #92

^ Batman: Gates of Gotham

^ Batman: Gates of Gotham #2

^ Teen Titans vol. 3 #99

^ Teen Titans vol. 3 #100

^ Batman and Robin vol. 2 #1 (September 2011)

^ Tomasi & February 2013 . sfn error: no target: CITEREFTomasiFebruary_2013 ( help )

^ Batman: Incorporated #3 (September 2012)

^ "DC killing off Batman's 'Boy Wonder' Damian Wayne in new comic book" . New York Post . February 25, 2013 . Retrieved February 27, 2013 .

^ "Batman's side-kick Robin to be killed off in next DC Comics issue" . CBS News . Retrieved February 27, 2013 .

^ Batman and Robin vol. 4 #19 (April 2013)

^ Batman and Robin vol. 4 #20 (May 2013)

^ Batman and Robin vol. 2 #19 (April 2013)

^ Batman, Incorporated vol. 2 #12 (July 2013)

^ Batman, Incorporated vol. 2 #13 (August 2013)

^ Batman and Aquaman vol. 2 #29 (March 2014)

^ Batman and Wonder Woman vol. 2 #30 (April 2014)

^ Batman and Frankenstein vol. 2 #31 (May 2014)

^ Batman and Ra's al Ghul vol. 2 #32 (June 2014)

^ Robin Rises: Omega one-shot (July 2014)

^ Batman and Robin vol. 2 #33 (July 2014)

^ Batman and Robin vol. 2 #34 (August 2014)

^ Batman and Robin vol. 2 #37 (December 2014)

^ Robin Rises: Alpha one-shot (December 2014)

^ Batman and Robin vol. 2 #40 (March 2015)

^ Batman & Robin Eternal #22

^ Teen Titans Special #1 (2018), Teen Titans #20 (July 2018)

^ Teen Titans #21 (August 2018)

^ Teen Titans #20 (July 2018)

^ Lobdell, Scott (w), Woods, Pete (a), Peteri, Troy (let), Marie Javins, Rob Levin (ed). "Outlaw, Part One" Red Hood and the Outlaws 26 (November, 2018), New York: DC Comics

^ Teen Titans #28 (March 2019)

^ Teen Titans #29 (April 2019)

^ Deathstroke #43

^ Teen Titans #30-32 (May–July 2019)

^ Teen Titans #33 (August 2019)

^ Superman (2016) #11 .

^ Adventures of the Super Sons #1 .

^ Superman #8 (2018)

^ Superman #16 (2018) .

^ "Where Damian Wayne's New Superhero Identity Will Debut" . December 20, 2020.

^ Terror, Jude (January 21, 2022). "Robin #10 Preview: Dysfunctional Family Reunion" . Bleeding Cool News And Rumors . Retrieved April 4, 2022 .

^ Terror, Jude (February 18, 2022). "Robin #11 Preview: Damian Deals with his Granddaddy Issues" . Bleeding Cool News And Rumors . Retrieved April 4, 2022 .

^ Terror, Jude (March 25, 2022). "Shadow War Alpha #1 Preview: Robin Works on His Mommy Issues" . Bleeding Cool News And Rumors . Retrieved April 4, 2022 .

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^ @patrick_gleason (November 22, 2017). "WowThx guys!More than 1 of you(Across all my social media) suggested BOYZARRO should be his name.I LOVE IT!The fans…" (Tweet) – via Twitter .

^ Batman #131

^ "DC Universe's 'Harley Quinn' Starring Kaley Cuoco Eyes New Perspectives on Familiar Caped Crusaders – TCA" . July 23, 2019.

^ Sands, Rich (January 18, 2016). "Roll Call: Meet the Cast of Justice League vs. Teen Titans" . TVInsider.com . Retrieved January 18, 2016 .

^ @Wes_Gleason (July 12, 2016). "He s a great Damian/Robin!" (Tweet) – via Twitter .

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^ "Alleged Concept Art from Damian Wayne Batman Game Surfaces" . August 14, 2019.

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^ "New Injustice Footage Contains MAJOR Spoiler for Nightwing" . IGX Pro. Archived from the original on April 10, 2013.

Damian Thomas Wayne is a fictional superhero and sidekick appearing in comic books published by DC Comics , created by Grant Morrison and Andy Kubert , commonly in association with Batman . He is the son of Batman and Talia al Ghul , [3] [4] [5] [6] and thus the grandson of Batman villain Ra's al Ghul and the potential inheritor of Wayne Enterprises . [7] With the al Ghuls citing Bruce Wayne as the optimal successor to their empire, [8] [9] [10] [11] after faking a miscarriage to his father and calling off their marriage, [12] Talia has kept his existence hidden from Batman until Batman #656 (2006). In turn, the character is revealed to have originally been intended to "kill and replace his famous father," [13] as well as serving as a host body for Ra's al Ghul, [14] [15] thus, in theory, unifying both Wayne and Demon factions as intended by the al Ghuls. [16] [17] A prototype of the character originally appeared as an unnamed infant in the 1987 story Batman: Son of the Demon , [18] [19] which at that time was not considered canon . Following this, various alternate universe stories dealt with the character's life, giving him various names. In 2006, the character was reinterpreted as Damian Wayne by Grant Morrison , and introduced into the main continuity in Batman #655, the first issue of the " Batman and Son " story arc. Damian Wayne is the fifth character to assume the role of Robin , Batman's vigilante partner.

Damian, as a preadolescent, was left by his mother in the care of his father who had been unaware of his son's existence. He is violent, self-important, and was trained by the League of Assassins , learning to kill at a young age, which troubles the relationship with his father who refuses to kill. However, the Dark Knight does care for his lost progeny. [20] After the events of Batman R.I.P. and Batman: Battle for the Cowl , he takes the role of Robin at ten years of age, [21] becoming the fifth person to use the Robin persona. He first worked with Dick Grayson before going to work alongside his father, upon the original's return to the role of Batman.

In 2013, Damian Wayne placed 25th on IGN 's Top 25 Heroes of DC Comics. [22] Damian Wayne is ranked No 1 in IGN's Top Ten Best Robins and No 6 in Newsarama's 10 Most Popular Comic Book Characters Introduced in the Last 25 Years.

The child from Son of the Demon was used as a backup character in various stories before appearing as Damian Wayne.

In the Elseworlds story, The Brotherhood of the Bat (1995), a version named Tallant Wayne appears, who crusades against his grandfather Ra's al Ghul. Brotherhood of the Bat features a future in which Ra's al Ghul discovers the Batcave following Bruce Wayne 's death, and outfits the League of Assassins in variant Batman costumes based on Wayne's rejected designs . Talia and Bruce's son join the Brotherhood in his father's costume, to destroy it from within. [23]

In Kingdom Come (1996) by Mark Waid and Alex Ross , which functioned as a possible future to the canon of the time, the child of Batman and Talia is named Ibn al Xu'ffasch , literally "Son of the Bat", and a member of Lex Luthor 's inner circle. He falls in love with Nightstar , the daughter of Dick Grayson and Starfire . He works as a double agent for Batman in Luthor's organization, and thus aligned with his father instead of his maternal grandfather. [24] In the Elliot S! Maggin novelization of Kingdom Come , al Xu'ffasch tells Bruce that his mother Talia is still alive and working as a Mother Superior in India , one of Mother Teresa 's successors. al Xu'ffasch reappears in Waid's 1999 sequel The Kingdom .

The Kingdom: Son of the Bat shows flashbacks that shed new insights into Ibn al Xu'ffasch's history: that he was reared by Ra's al Ghul to be the heir to his empire, that he eventually murdered his grandfather (cutting off his head to prevent yet another regeneration), and that he sought therapy from psychiatrist Dr. Gibson. He was eventually recruited by Rip Hunter to try to stop a madman named Gog from altering his history. He works with several other heroes of his generation – Kid Flash , the daughter of the Flash ( Wally West ); Nightstar and Offspring , the son of Plastic Man .

In League of Batmen (2001), the sequel to Brotherhood of the Bat , Tallant leads his own team of variant Batmen to combat the plague that was al Ghul's legacy. During the battle, Tallant discovers that his grandfather is the one who murdered his father and then cloned him. Ra's even sent the clone to murder his own daughter. Because of the deaths of his parents at Ra's's hands, Tallant has completed following his father's tragic path as Batman. The new Dark Knight desires justice for his parents along with trying to stop his grandfather while having to battle his father's murderous double.

Grant Morrison's story titled Batman and Son (2006) expand upon the Son of the Demon storyline as part of a remodeling of Batman's personality after the events of Infinite Crisis . In Morrison's version, the child Damian Wayne is the result of a tryst between Batman and Talia, during which the Dark Knight claims he was drugged when they were at the Tropic of Cancer , though Morrison later admitted the claim of drugging was a canonical error on their part. Since then however in issues of the Morrison penned Batman Incorporated , the drugging is reaffirmed and is once again part of Damian's origin. [25] However, Batman and Talia's tryst was later shown to consensual in Peter Tomasi's Batman and Robin , thus the circumstances Damian's conception can vary depending on the writers. [26] [27]

The final issue of 52 (2008) designates the Kingdom Come alternate universe as Earth-22, thus making the Ibn al Xu'ffasch version part of the DC Multiverse and Damian Wayne's parallel universe counterpart. Justice Society of America vol. 3 #22 (2009) reveals that he would eventually marry Nightstar (Mar' i Grayson) with whom he would have a daughter and son, and his family has inherited the Wayne Estates after Batman's death.

Damian's origin was unknown to Batman. Damian was genetically perfected and grown in an artificial womb to be the perfect warrior. He is raised by his mother Talia al Ghul and the League of Assassins . He becomes a talented martial artist before his teenage years, at which time Talia reveals Damian's existence to Bruce Wayne and leaves him in Batman's custody in an effort to disrupt Batman's work.

Precocious, spoiled, and violent, Damian battles Tim Drake , whom he wants to replace as Robin , and sucker punches Tim off the stuffed Tyrannosaurus in the Batcave when Tim stops fighting to help him. Damian then escapes, dons a variant Robin costume made of Jason Todd 's old tunic and mask and assorted League of Assassin gear, and gets into a fight with and decapitates the villainous Spook. Although misguided, Damian seems to genuinely want to aid Bruce's war on crime as he is Bruce's son and wants his approval. Unfortunately, because of how he was raised, Damian lacks any sort of common sense in regards to social behavior and believes that in order to be accepted by his father, he must kill any rivals, which included Tim Drake. This troubles his relationship with Batman, who vows never to kill. However, because of his possible paternity to Damian, Batman, on some levels, is optimistic about the chance of fatherhood.

Eventually, Batman confronts Talia to confirm Damian's true identity, but both Talia and Damian are soon caught in an explosion. They survive the explosion. However, Damian's badly injured body requires transplants of harvested organs, which his mother orders her physicians to carry out. Damian makes a full recovery. [28]

Beginning in Batman Annual #26 ("Head of the Demon") , Talia takes Damian to the Australian Outback , where he is tutored in the secret history of his grandfather Ra's al Ghul. Talia is unaware that a former servant of Ra's, named White Ghost, plans to use Damian as a shell for the soul of Ra's to return to Earth. This process would, of course, kill Damian. Talia is able to save her son from his fate at the last minute.

Ra's is still able to return, but as a rotting, shambling undead corpse, still needing Damian to stabilize his form. Damian flees to alert Batman but is pursued by his evil grandfather. Upon entering Wayne Manor , Damian attempts to relay to Tim Drake the fact that Ra's has returned. Tim, suspicious of Damian's intentions, does not believe his story and begins a fistfight. Damian flees and encounters Alfred. Before he can effectively relay his news, he is attacked by Tim, who perceives Damian's attempt to help a tripping Alfred as an attack, and renews their battle. As they fight, members of the League o
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