2 definitions by Kirbyderbygirl
Dick Grayson, full name Richard John Grayson, was the first Robin, Nightwing, and the second Batman. Now back to being Nightwing again. Contrary to what the contributor before me believes, he's never died. The contributor before me is probably thinking of Jason Todd, the second Robin, or Damian Wayne, the fifth.
Anyways, he's also been the leader of the Teen Titans, the Outsiders, ext. His most important and long-lasting "love-interests" are Barbara Gordon and Starfire. His parents died when he was young and so Bruce Wayne sort-of adopted him (he took him as a "ward", if that even means something anymore). And he's way cooler than you so I suggest reading a few comics before you judge.
Anyways, he's also been the leader of the Teen Titans, the Outsiders, ext. His most important and long-lasting "love-interests" are Barbara Gordon and Starfire. His parents died when he was young and so Bruce Wayne sort-of adopted him (he took him as a "ward", if that even means something anymore). And he's way cooler than you so I suggest reading a few comics before you judge.
by Kirbyderbygirl September 28, 2013
The first Batgirl. She quit being Batgirl when she was shot by the Joker and paralyzed from the waist down. She then became a new hero known as Oracle, fighting crime behind the scenes, and organized a crime-fighting team along with Black Canary called the Birds of Prey. However, DC Comic's reboot in 2011 has put her back into action as Batgirl. She's one of the smartest heroes in the DCU, and served as a mentor for Stephanie Brown and Cassandra Cain, the two other Batgirls.
by Kirbyderbygirl September 28, 2013