damian wayne was ten when he became robin.
damian wayne was ten when he became robin.
how old was damian wayne when he became robin?
ten
bullet::::- damian wayne is also featured in the prequel comic to the game "injustice: gods among us". in year one, damian, as robin, praises superman's recent actions, especially of killing the joker. feeling his father is too self-righteous and stubborn, he sides with superman's more forceful way of obtaining world peace and warns him of batman wanting to stop superman's plans of imprisoning the inmates of arkham asylum. after harley quinn starts a riot within the asylum, robin is attacked by solomon grundy, but saved by nightwing and superman. as the riot continues, robin inadvertently kills dick grayson when he throws one of his kali sticks into his head, causing nightwing to fall and break his neck on a piece of rubble. for this act, batman disowns damian while superman comforts him, understanding that dick's death was an accident. robin later becomes the first person to use lex luthor's new super-pill and goes to the batcave to apologize to batman; however, the two end up arguing, and not knowing his own strength, damian accidentally knocks alfred into the batcomputer in a fit of anger and causes the giant penny to almost crush alfred. hawkgirl arrives to take damian back to the watchtower, but damian realizes that "hawkgirl" is actually martian manhunter and lights the batcave on fire in order to escape, stealing nightwing's costume as he escapes. in year five, damian goes through an identity crisis: he wants to be his own person, but feels that he has left batman's shadow just to reside in superman's. an encounter with alfred in the batcave leaves damian considering whether superman will lose the war because he, unlike batman, is governed by fear; a later encounter with catwoman and harley quinn also gives him insight, as the former pushes him to make his own identity. damian later goes to bludhaven to capture escaped criminals, but is eventually overwhelmed. unknown to him, he is saved by the deceased dick grayson, the new deadman, who calls for help. after leaving damian the nightwing costume, dick watches as damian grows closer to superman, realizing the influence the now-corrupt man of steel has on damian. later, damian visits alfred on his birthday, only to find that he has been murdered by victor zsasz. damian never realizes that superman hired zsasz to kill alfred and he later murders the criminal in his cell. during the year five "annual" and sequel series "ground zero" damian is left in charge of looking over the batcave until it is ravaged of any useful materials and completely destroyed. unknown to anyone, damian had burned down some of wayne manor as a way to distance himself from his past.
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bullet::::- "batman" #666 (2007) features an adult incarnation of damian wayne as batman. he takes on the mantle after he is unable to save batman from being killed. damian is a darker batman than his father, more willing to injure and kill opponents if he judges it necessary to do so (although he mentions that he promised his father not to kill). he sets his base beneath wayne tower, suggesting that he inherits his paternal family's resources. he also has a pet cat he calls alfred. he seems to have developed a rivalry with commissioner barbara gordon (who strongly condemns his actions, claiming that he was responsible for the death of someone close to her) and possesses some form of supernatural ability; most visibly, the ability to heal catastrophic wounds in moments. it is implied that in this possible future, damian made a literal deal with the devil: his soul in exchange for the immortality he felt he needed to protect gotham. damian states he knew he could not match his predecessors bruce wayne and dick grayson, but makes up for it by "cheating" as he calls it. by setting booby traps throughout the city (mostly prominent buildings), damian turned gotham itself into a weapon. even further into this future in "batman" #700 he is seen mentoring terry mcginnis taking the mantle of batman. this continuity is continued further in "batman incorporated" vol. 2 #5 (2012), involving him rescuing an infant from the joker-plague. "batman and robin annual" vol. 2 #1 (january 2013) continues the continuity introduced in "batman" vol. 1 #666. the only new 52 canon story featuring this version of batman's costume is "batman and robin annual" vol. 2 #1. the cover of this issue shows the damian wayne version of batman and the motif of gotham city in flames, featured in prior stories with this version of batman. the issue also features titus, damian's dog, given to him by his father in "batman and robin" vol. 2 #2 (november 2011). however, the annual's story does not have a grown-up damian, instead, present-day damian fights crime in a smaller version of his future batman garb. damian's co-creator andy kubert is both writer and penciller for a story revealing how he would have become batman if the events of "flashpoint" and the subsequent "the new 52" had not occurred. this four-part limited series entitled "damian: son of batman" by kubert explains how the near future may have transpired had damian never been killed. references to "batman" #666 are made, such as the new rogues' gallery. the first issue reveals that damian has begun a quest to eliminate any and all of gotham's criminals who have claimed responsibility for batman's death, despite the actual reason being a trap apparently set by the joker. at the end of the debut issue, it is revealed that bruce wayne is still alive. in the second issue, it is made known that the batman who had died was, in actuality, dick grayson. though this miniseries takes place in a continuity supposedly separate from the new 52, it has a stamp on the cover of each issue labelled "the new 52!" as do most comic books taking place in the new 52 canon.
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