Alfred, You're Acting Goofy

i really want a Tim & Jason Titans Tower Confrontation fic where Tim fights back a bit, then when he realizes he won't win, he tries to tug at Jason's heart. and it doesn't work.

it can be a two shot for the first half to be angst, then the second half to be like a fast forward to Jason regularly visiting the Cave/Manor and show the aftermath. comfort prefered, but not required.

maybe i should just write it myself...

it's a little fanon-y, but i'm an optimistic person!

DC's Round Robin: ROBINS

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Written by Tim Seeley

Art by Baldemar Rivas

not to get anyone's hopes up, but keep your eyes peeled for the next ~10 years because my life goal is to take some creative role in a dc movie or tv show containing tim drake as a major character.

is this incredibly cocky? absolutely, but im making this post so that it will either age poorly or fantastically.

listen, i have to work for something big in life, so let me be cocky this once.

today, i used my superboy knowledge to impress a hot girl and we ended up watching captain marvel together. finished just 20 minutes ago.

thank you, my stupid knowledge on comic books.

i dont know if anyone finds jack drake as interesting as i do, but his relationship with tim really draws me in.

even without tim as robin, there is still something drawing them apart, like a mutual misunderstanding between the two. jack acts boarderline selfish in his raising of tim, but he's also grieving in the same way bruce and tim are.

instead of solving the root of the problem (even if tim would have nearly never caved), he sends his son away to cause trouble out of jack's sight. obviously, the writers had to do this for the sake of the story, but its still very sad.

people who blindly hate jack drake either see him hitting too close to home or haven't truly read him enough, and that makes me a little sad.

luckily theyre just comic books lmao

baby kon is picking up chicks. baby tim is playing chess.

this has no significance. i just thought it would be cute

steph at it again. you know, being her. confident. smooth.

ok, i could be wrong, but it really does seem like tim feels a lot of guilt for replacing jason. it feels like he's become robin only out of what he sees as a necessity. it's heartbreaking and i know i shouldn't but i love it. tim isn't just some wide eyed kid, he really acts like he needs to shoulder these burdens.

(context: tim is missing in europe? for a mission after a fight with his dad, who thinks tim ran away)

i really want to be mad at jack, but he's not completely terrible, just like he isn't really all that great either.

he somewhat behaves like a father who didn't really want children, but now that he has one that needs him the most, he's struggling to be the dad tim needs.