(Batman: Gotham Knights #5) - Robin guarded the Key, who was imprisoned in Arkham, to make sure he didn't escape and to make sure Batman, whose mind had been addled by Key's psycho-chemicals, didn't kill the villain. The Key slipped his bonds and paralyzed Robin with psycho-chemicals. Batman, having already overcome the Key's drugs, defeated the villain and gave Robin an antidote.

(Adventures of Superman #595) - Darkseid declared war on Earth, and Robin and Young Justice fought Parademons on Apokolips.

(JLA / JSA: Virtue and Vice) - Times Square, Robin and Young Justice battled citizens under the control of the Seven Deadly Sins. The Sins were defeated by the JLA and JSA, and their influence over the people of Manhattan ended.

(Outsiders III #0, Teen Titans III #0) - Robin asked Nightwing how to cope with the death of their friends Troia and Omen and the breakup of both Young Justice and the Titans. Nightwing didn’t have an answer for him, but told Robin they should go their separate ways while they sorted things out.

(JLA #88) - The Burning needed fire and chaos to reproduce,and the JLA stood in his way,so in order todistract them he sent out mental waves that wouldmake people attack the JLA’sloved ones on sight. Robin and Batgirl saved Alfred from an incensed mob.

(Superman / Batman #5) - President Luthor blamed Superman for the kryptonite asteroid heading towards Earth, and put out a warrant for his arrest. He prematurely announced the capture of Superman, and Batman, who was aiding him, leading members of the Superman and Batman Families, including Robin, to raid the White House to rescue their friends. The Batman Family made it to the oval office, but Luthor knocked them out with nerve gas, but Batman and Superman broke into the White House and freed their friends.

(Superman / Batman #7) - Superman and Batman asked Robin and Superboy to meet with the new Toyman, who they thought had a great potential for doing good in the world. The duo got Toyman to begin working for Batman, and along the way they helped apprehend Metallo.

(Flash II #209) - Robin and the rest of the world forgot Flash’s secret identity thanks to the Spectre. Flash wanted the heros he knew and trusted to know his identity, so he unmasked for Robin and the Teen Titans.

(Flash II #210) - Flash and Robin and the Teen Titans got together for a little catch-up.

(Identity Crisis #1) - Robin was among the number of heroes who attended Sue Dibny’s funeral.

(Identity Crisis #3) - After a fruitless search for Plasmus and Warp, who were suspects in Sue Dibny’s murder, Robin returned home. Jack Drake was worried something would happen to him after Sue’s death.

(Identity Crisis #4) - Robin took a night off from patrol to spend time with his father.

(Superman / Batman #13) - Robin and the Teen Titans were among the heroes invited to Paradise Island to welcome Superman's cousin Supergirl into the superhero community.

(Identity Crisis #5, 6) - Batman and Robin were on patrol when they received a distress call from Jack Drake. Jean Loring had killed Sue Dibny, so she wanted to throw the superhero community off her trail by making them think it was Boomerang who was the threat to their loved ones. Jean also sent Jack Drake a gun and a note saying “Protect Yourself” in hopes that he would kill Boomerang. Jack Drake shot Boomerang after he entered his house, but with his dying breath Boomerang killed Drake with one of his razor boomerangs. Afterwards Batman and Robin discovered their bodies. Robin ha a breakdown, but Batman was there to comfort him.

(Identity Crisis #7) - Nightwing called Robin with his condolences, but Robin didn’t take the call because he was in bed sobbing.

(Robin II #132, Batgirl I #58) - Bruce Wayne, Tim Drake and a grieving Crystal Brown attended Stephanie Brown’s funeral. Tim told Bruce he was emotionally drained after the deaths of his father, Darla Aquista and Stephanie. Bruce wanted to talk about his future and Tim said he was determined to take up the mantle of robin again, but he wanted to be nothing like batman, grim, vengeful and cut off from humanity. Tim said his father’s death hit Dana hard, but he heard there was a clinic in Bludhaven that treated severe PTSD. Bruce agreed to make a generous donation to the clinic and Tim said he’d made up his mind to make Bludhaven his new home. Alfred Pennyworth helped Robin move into his new hq, a building in Bludhaven owned by Wayne Industries. In his first week in Bludhaven Robin made his presence and authority known. He busted small-time crook Ronald Sekowski and presented him with jewels that had been stolen from the Hanson Smythe estate. Robin told him to present them to mobster fish Eddie to get on his crew and said Ron was now his informant and he owned him body and soul. Alfred was worried about Robin becoming darker after the losses he suffered and conveyed his concerns to Batman. Robin fought some crooks who turned out to be a distraction so Shrike could attack him. Shrike said Robin had been making his bosses in the underworld uncomfortable, and he hoped to kill him and force Batman to send Nightwing back to Bludhaven since they had unfinished business. Shrike beat Robin brutally and drew his sword, prepared to deal the killing blow when Batgirl, who’d moved to Bludhaven on Batman’s orders to keep an eye on Robin, appeared to stop him. Batgirl beat Shrike until he was in danger of dying from blood loss and called EMTs, but Shrike refused to talk about why he targeted Robin or who he worked for. Batgirl consoled Robin about Spoiler’s death, saying spoiler was one of the few friends she made in her life and she wasn’t sure how to handle her loss. Batgirl said Batman told her she and Robin could learn from each other, and he agreed to work with her. They planned on meeting Nightwing’s contacts in Bludhaven PD and investigating sightings of the supposedly deceased crimelord Blockbuster. Bludhaven PD officers Amy Rohrback and Gannon Malloy were skeptical about working with Batgirl and Robin, but Commissioner Phil Addad insisted that Bludhaven needed them with Nightwing gone. Rohrbach admitted that Bludhaven PD were keeping Blockbuster’s body in the morgue for the D.E.O., but when they came to retrieve the corpse it had vanished. Rohrback suggested Batgirl and Robin speak to Blockbuster’s attorney Calvin Westbrook, who had control of his estate. Addad wasn’t sure if Blockbuster was still alive, but knew that someone had already made moves to take control of his criminal empire. The duo broke into the estate only to be confronted by the seemingly still living Blockbuster.

(Robin II #133, Batgirl I #59) - It turned out that Penguin had moved to Bludhaven and took over Blockbuster’s criminal empire. At no small expense Penguin had Blockbuster’s corpse stuffed, mounted and put on display to assert his dominance. Penguin said he specifically came to Bludhaven to get away from the Bat-Family, and was angered Batgirl and Robin hadn’t been driven off by Shrike. Penguin had his criminal army, including the Trigger Twins and Brutale attack the heroes. Batgirl and Robin were outnumbered, but Penguin’s gun-happy goons kept taking each other out with friendly fire. Penguin’s henchman Gas Bag released a knockout gas and when Batgirl and Robin woke they found themselves tied up. Penguin planned to unmask the heroes to expose their identities and then kill them. His henchman Two-Ton asked if he could have the honor of unmasking them, as it would boost his rep. Several other goons started bidding for the honor, so Penguin decided to auction off the unmasking rights, calling in several other gang leaders including Little Willie, Fat Willie and Lavender Bob. Little Willie won the auction, but realizing they had hours to kill before Willie could arrive in Bludhaven Penguin decided to free the heroes and pit Batgirl against Robin, with all his goons placing bets on the winner. Penguin said he didn’t want anyone to feel cheated, so he declared it a fight to the death. Robin hoped that Batgirl could read him and work with him on a plan. Batgirl and Robin fought, taking time to work out some personal issues, especially with how they related to Batman. Batgirl took the dive, and Penguin handed Robin a gun, demanding he finish her off. Robin shot Batgirl, aiming for her shoulder, and when Penguin checked on her she attacked him. Penguin ordered Gas Bag to gas them, but he was recalcitrant, saying Penguin tried to fix the fight. Batgirl and Robin fled Penguin’s estate, taking out both Brutale and the Trigger Twins. Back at Robin’s Nest he apologized that he had to hurt Batgirl to escape, and she revealed that she’d been shot many times before by her father David Cane during her training. Batgirl respected Robin for wanting to be his own man, but she said she intended to replace Batman one day. They disagreed over how Batman handled the gang wars, with Robin saying Batman went too far and Batgirl saying he didn’t go far enough. They agreed to go their own ways operating in Bludhaven, because their goals and methods were too different.

(Green Lantern: Rebirth #4) - Ganthet summoned Robin and the Teen Titans and a number of other heroes to battle Parallax, who’d completely taken over Hal Jordan. They weakened him enough for the Spectre to separate Hal from Parallax, allowing Hal’s soul to return to his body, resurrecting him.

(Green Arrow III #46) - Green Arrow sponsored Speedy’s membership in the Teen Titans, and during her initiation he bet Cyborg that his protégé could take Batman’s protégé Robin. Robin defeated her, but it was close, and Arrow was proud.

(Teen Titans III #32) - Superboy Prime confronted Superboy because he wanted to take his place, and was willing to kill him to do it. Superboy took a beating from Prime, but called Robin and the Titans and their reservists on an emergency signal. There were casualties, but Flash Jay Garrick, Flash and Kid Flash took Prime out of action by running him into the Speed Force. Superboy's heart stopped, but he was revived by Raven.

(Robin II #175) - <Week 30> Dick and Tim accompanied Bruce to Nanda Parbat, where he entered a cave to perform the Thogal Ritual, which would simulate death and rebirth. After days of watching the cave Dick told Tim they were leaving to prepare for Bruce’s return. UI n Cannes they got invited to Giuseppe Gallante’s party, and although he was a drug dealer to the rich and famous Dick said they were going to use him to catch a bigger fish. They captured Maurice Mendenhall, aka Fleshling, a slave trader who’d taken a girl from the party. On the 24^th day of Bruce in a cave they visited Momnte Carlo, and used a show of money and power to get time with Shiek Basser ben Bedraya, whose family funded labs with Intergang connections. They convinced him to stop funding the labs by giving him a permanent Gotham endowment.-Bruce emerged from the cave at Nanda Parbat after forty-nine days, and declared that he’d purged his demons and that Batman was gone.

(Robin II #168, Nightwing II #138, Detective Comics I #838) - With Batman away in Hong Kong Robin watched over Gotham, and Alfred told him it looked like he had the weight of the world on his soldiers. He advised Tim to get some sleep, but he chose to go into the Batcave and scan the batcomputer for recent crime patters. Ra’s al Ghul had returned to life, but the body he was in way crumbling, and he needed a more permanent solution to stay alive. He tried to possess Damian, but Talia protected him, allowing her son to flee. Damian ended up in Gotham and broke into the Batcave. Upon seeing Batman he demanded to know where batman was, and robin suspected he was up to something villainous. Damian refused to believe Batman wasn’t there to protect him and told Robin he was trying to keep batman all to himself. He reminded robin that he was Batman’s biological son, and after a brief scuffle Damian ran off. Damian ran into Alfred and explained his predicament. Alfred empathized with him, not only because he was being hunted by the League of Assassins, but because he didn’t know where he stood with his father. Robin saw them, and afraid Damian might hurt Alfred, he attacked. Alfred pulled Robin off, begging for him to show some compassion to Damian. Damian and Robin scrapped again, both emotional over who could tryuly call themselves Batman’s son and legacy. The League of assassins gathered outside, planning to extract Damian and kill Robin and Alfred. Ra’s ninjas stormed Wayne Manor, and Batman sent Nightwing as backup. Nightwing, Alfred, Damian and Robin fought valiantly against overwhelming odds, with Damian constantly complaining that their combat style was far too defensive. The fight spilled into the Batcave, and Dragonfly, Tiger Moth and Silken Spider entered the fray, and were quite interested to learn that the Batcave was underneath Wayne Manor. Talia had sent them to protect Damian, and they started gunning down the ninjas, who put them down with poisoned darts. The ninjas took off with Robin and Damian, but Nightwing couldn’t pursue them because he had to save Dragonfly and her friends lives. He whipped up an antidote in the Batcave and administered it to them. He cursed himself for the impossible choice he’d had to make. The League brought Damian and Robin to Ra’s stronghold, but when they entered Ra’s throneroom the heroes revealed they’d been feigning unconsciousness and attacked their captors. Damian found a corridor and slammed the door behind him, saying it was foolish of Robin to help him since he considered ?Robin an enemy. Ra’s told Robin not to think of him as an enemy, and said he was in need of a strong mentor. Robin responded that he had Batman, but Ra’s said Batman’s resources were limited and he was only trying to save one city. Ra’s reach was worldwide, his resources were limitless, and since he’d learned to conquer death he could bring back Robin’s servants if only the boy would work with him. Robin turned him down, as Ra’s was fairly certain he was going to, and knocked Robin out with a karate chop to the neck. Batman and Talia approached Ra’s stronghold, and Tali had loaned Batman a suit of armor that she called a family heirloom. League ninjas, but I-Ching showe dup and helped them fend them off, saying karma had revealed to him that he had a larger role to play in upcoming events. They snuck into Ra’s stronghold where Ra’s challenged Batman to a sword duel. He remarked that the Darknight Detective had gotten faster since their last battle, and Batman disarmed him. Ra’s showed that his League had Robin and Damian at his mercy. He warned Batman that ?Sensei was the real villain, not him, and Batman would need his help to defeat Sensei. He told Batman to choose weather Damian or Robin would be the one for him to possess.

(Batman I #671) - Batman refused to choose between them, and told Ra’s there was another way for him to restore himself. He offered to take Ra’s to Nanda Parbat and the Fountain of Life, and Ra’s accepted. Ra’s was surprised that Batman knew where to find Parbat, and Batman said he’d recently traveled there to undergo Thogal, a Buddhist rite of purification. Sensei had already come to Parbat and set it on fire. Ra’s asked Batman if he ever saw someone that hated their enemy as much as Sensei hated Ra’s. Batman battled the Men of Death, and was surprised with how easily he overcame them. The monks of Parbat said Rama Kusha had strengthened his hand and weakened theirs. Batman and Ra’s made their way to the fountain of Life, which Ra’s had always believed was the prototype of the Lazarus Pits that had kept him alive over the centuries. Sensei was infuriated to see Ra’s yet lived, and asked what he needed to do to get rid of his wayward son. Ra’s asked him why he stood in his way, and Sensei responded that under Ra’s and Talia’s rule the League of Assassins had lost their way and their honor, and he needed to restore both to them.. Sensei rammed his staff into Ra’s chest , saying that if he just died Sensei might spare the Fountain. Batman and Sensei engaged in battle, and Batman knew he was outmatched, but because of his advanced age Sensei had limited stamina, and Batman kept the fight going long enough to get the advantage. They fell into the Fountain of Life and Sensei found himself burning, unable to stand the purity of the Fountain.

( Robin II #169, Nightwing II #139, Detective Comics I #839) - White Ghost watched over Ra’s captives, and while Ra’s had promised to spare Robin, White Ghost hadn’t, and considered disposing of the boy. Robin attacked the League ninjas, and was joined in his fight by I-Ching. Damian used the distraction to run, saying he was going to help his father. Talia pursued him, saying his father would never accept him as a son like she had, and Damian said he didn’t care about Talia’s love because Batman was cooler. I-Ching told Robin to leave him, and Robin was reluctant but I-Ching convinced him, saying he had some new techniques he wanted to try out on the ninjas. I-Ching shocked the ninjas with his new ability to float in the air. Robin caught up with Talia and asked if Ra’s claim that he could resurrect his parents if Robin agreed to serve him was true. Talia warned him that Ra’s collected people like toys, often only helping them so he could destroy them  later, but begrudgingly admitted that Ra’s could raise the dead. Robin wondered if he had the right to deny his loved ones a second chance at life. Robin found White Ghost, and hating himself thinking about what Batman would make of the choice he’d made, asked if Ra’s would give him a second chance and allow Robin to serve him. White Ghost was angered, saying Robin had already turned down his master’s offer and attacked him. They sparred until Robin convinced him that Ra’s might have had his own motives for the offer he made Robin, motives White Ghost wasn’t privy to. White Ghost said that if he was serious he had to bathe in the Lazarus Pit and entirely leave his old life behind. I-Ching told Robin he sensed the conflict within him, and wished him to reconsider. Robin attacked and I-Ching countered his attacks, saying he would step aside because a superior man had to choose his own path. Nightwing arrived and told Robin he’d stop him at any cost. Nightwing preferred to talk things out, but he and Robin engaged in combat even though Robin said he wasn’t going to enter the Lazarus Pit, he just wanted to take samples to analyze. Nightwing thought Robin had started to move on from the recent losses in his life, but realized that had been wishful thinking. Nightwing warned Robin not to mess with the natural order and Robin reminded him that people came back from the dead all the time. He asked Nightwing if Jason Todd came back from the dead why shouldn’t his dad. In addition to his parents Robbin wanted to bring Superboy back, having already spent a year trying to find a way to bring him back to life. I-Ching decided to act, sparring against both of them. He told Robin he lacked clarity because all he saw was death, but Nightwing should understand his need to find balance after balance had been lost. Robin and Nightwing dazed each other when I-Ching dodged their attacks and Nightwing said he’d let robin make his own choices. Robin obtained the sample, thought about his lost friends and family, and then dumped it out. He apologized to Nightwing and they embraced. I-Ching chose to stay at Ra’s stronghold to secure the Lazarus Pit so the events he witnessed would never be repeated. Ra’s contacted White Ghost, telling him to send backup to Nanda Parbat, and enough explosives to blow up the hidden city if need be. Damian disguised himself as a League ninja to join White Ghost, who easily saw through his disguise. Alfred flew Talia, Robin and Nightwing to Nanda Parbat, where all Hell had broken loose. Ra’s had hold of Damien, ready to possess his body while Batman and the monks of Parbat fought furiously with the League of Assassins. The new arrivals turned the tide of battle and Batman pulled Damian away from Ra’s, telling his son to grab a sword and fight. Talia was furious, accusing Batman of being willing to send his own son to his death, and Batman replied that he expected the same out of Damian as he did his other children. White Ghost offered himself up to Ra’s, asking him to take over his body. Ra’s was touched that the son he always despised always gave the most, and took control of his form, effectively killing his son. Ra’s told Batman and company that his son’s sacrifice would not be in vain, and because he believed in an eye for an eye he would kill Robin and Damian. Talia knocked out Damian and fled with him, telling Batman he was surely going to die in his final stand against Ra’s, and she was protecting the legacy of the man she once loved. Batman clashed furiously with Ra’s while Robin and Nightwing fought the Men of Death, keeping them from interfering. A blast of mystic energy separated Ra’s and Batman, and the monks of Parbat said they’d prayed to Rama Kushna and showed her the devastation Ra’s had wrought. Kushna decreed that Nanda Parbat was forever closed to Ra’s, and that if he refused to leave he would face death everlasting. Ra’s didn’t want his fight to be over, but when the ground started opening up beneath him he was forced to flee with his League of Assassins. Alfred flew Batman and company back home, and Batman hoped Talis would bring Damian to a place where he could be safe and leave behind the life he’d known.  Robin asked him if he would be okay with Damian’s new life not involving Batman, and Batman said that Damian needed to live without being forced to make choices based on destiny, and if one day he wanted to be part of the Batman Family it should be a personal choice. Alfred appreciated the sentiment and reminded them that it was Christmas day, a wonderful time for a family to be together.

(Nightwing II #140) - Batman had a meeting with Alfred, Nightwing and Robin at the Batcave, telling them to keep Ra’s and Talia on the front-burner. Batman realized their threat level, and Robin had noted internet chatter from the League of Assassins.

(Robin II #170, 171) - Batman and Robin apprehended Marcel Pincus, who’s illegal monetary transaction had just been busted up by vigilante Violet, who took off with his money. The description of Violet’s costume reminded Robin of Spoiler, but when he tried to talk to Batman about her, he just said that she knew the risks going into the jb. Batman said they’d talk later, but Robin knew they wouldn’t. Violet didn’t seriously injure anyone, so Batman declared her low-priority. Tim was overjoyed at school the next day at the return of his friend Martin Ives, who claimed he was tired of home-schooling. Robin visited prison and confronted him with the knowledge that his sports books transactions had been hit before, and got the name of his hand-off place, Pinheads bowling alley. Robin found that Violet had the alley wired, and she attacking him, telling him to find his own suckers, escaping after macing Robin in the face.  The next night  Batman and Robin took out the Condiment King, who’d again been released from prison because parole boards couldn’t take him seriously. The next day Robin fell asleep during a date with Zo, seriously irritating her. Robin surmised that Violet was using her ill-gotten gains for charity, and found that her jobs were near St. Camilus’ Cathedral, which was getting an overhaul despite an obvious lack of funds. Robin swore he saw Spoiler, patrolling the area, and when he pursued her she disappeared, leaving behind a purple cape. Robin found that Camilus’ offered a number of support groups, and he posed as Alvin Draper to enter the gamblers anonymous group, where the name Maxie’s casino kept popping up. He ran into Ives, and wondered what group he was attending. Robin went to meet Officer Harper, only to find that because of politics his new handlers were Detective Cavallo and Detective Wise.

(Robin II #173, 174) - Tim visited Ives to cheer him up, and Ives confided that he was scared of dying, but he had follicular lymphoma, and the prognosis was good. He’d had a hard time telling Tim about it because the longer he kept his secrets the harder it was to come clean, and Tim told him amen to that. Robin met with Cavallo and Wise, who’d been promoted to major crimes, and requested he look into a counterfeiting ring, promising they’d make Harper’s life hell if he refused. Penguin was upset that Violet was taking his money, and laid a trap for Robin and her by using Pincus to give them false information about his counterfeiting, telling them to go to the Sea-Fine Seafoods. Spoiler finally revealed her presence, knocking out Violet, and trying to warn Robin. Robin assumed she was someone who’d taken up the Spoiler mantle, and told her she had no right to impersonate a woman who’d earned his respect and love. He lashed out at her, but their fight was interrupted by Penguin’s agent Sin Fang of the North Korean mafia. They were evenly matched but Robin managed to pull a getaway, although Spoiler refused to accompany him. He told Violet he’d drop her off at an E.R., and preached that justice shouldn’t come with a paycheck. Violet hit him, telling him he had no idea why she needed money or what she did with it, and demanded to be let out. Batman helped Robin track down Spoiler, and he was overjoyed to learn that she was Stephanie, and that Leslie had helped her fake her death. Batman strongly suspected she was alive, and told Robin that was why he never made a memorial for her. He twirled her around and kissed her, but she told him to slow down. He encouraged her to visit her mother, and explain what happened.

(Batman I #675) - Robin and Nightwing went on patrol, taking down the Dog Bandits, and Robin said they could find more impressive criminals to take down. Robin thought something was wrong with Batman, reminding Nightwing of his trip to Nanda Parbat and saying no one could undergo simulated death and rebirth without coming out different. Nightwing said he was convinced Batman knew what he was doing. They fought the Ray-Gun Raider, with Robin grabbing his jetpack’s harness and causing him to crash into a building. Robin asked Nightwing about the isolation experiments administered by Dr. Hurt that Batman volunteered years ago. Nightwing said he remembered Batman hallucinated his death, space monsters and all sorts of things until he recovered. He wanted to know why Robin thought Batman was losing it, but they spotted a fire at the Alhambra Rooms, where Bruce was on a date with Jezebel Jet. The Nine-Eyed Man tried to abduct Jezebel, and Bruce, not bothering to change into Batman, snapped and beat the criminal within an inch of his life. Jezebel Jet realized her boyfriend was the Batman.

(Nightwing II #142, 143) - Robin bemoaned being too busy with school and the Teen Titans to go on patrol with Batman, so Nightwing invited him to accompany him on a mission. They took the Batplane to an African island, the last stronghold of Talia. There was no sign of Talia, but the base was occupied by Dr. Creighton Kendall, his ops, and an army of winged Loyalists. Robin and Nightwing turned the Loyalists against the rest of Creighton’s forces by showing them the fate of their brethren, fed to flames when the clones were imperfect. Creighton blew up his production base and flew off in a rocket.

(Batman I #703) - Batman and Robin failed to catch the Getaway Genius, who robbed the Wayne Foundation art show, and Robin berated his mentor for letting an amateur give them the slip. At the Batcave Red Robin showed the heroes a piece by Vicki Vale in the Gotham Gazette that taunted them for being unable to catch the new Getaway Genius. Robin suspected that she still suspected their secret identities, and he was suspicious of Vale’s immediate presence at the crime. Batman talked to her as Dick, but got nowhere with her, and she demanded to speak to Bruce. She callously told him she didn’t really believe she’d caused Tim Drake to be injured and said she was still sure that they were the Batman Family. Dick told her to prove it, and placed a bug on her The bug revealed that the Getaway Genius was tipping off Vale for the pure thrill of it. The heroes learned that the Genius was targeting a Gotham Historical Society gala, and caught her, but Vale later discovered the bug, almost confirming her suspicions about the Batman Family.