Who Is The Greatest Robin? The Best Boy Wonder Debate By Boom Dynamite  [8 more lists]

The original Robin, Dick Grayson went on to lead the Teen Titans, take on the name Nightwing, and eventually replace Bruce Wayne as Batman.

Dick Grayson became Robin after Bruce Wayne took him in following his parents death. A former circus acrobat in "the Flying Graysons," Dick's skills were put to use as a partner for Batman.

Tim Drake managed to force his way into the role of Robin. A skilled computer hacker, Tim was able to determine that his neighbor Bruce Wayne was in fact Batman. His tenacity and intelligence eventually led Batman to allow him to become Robin.
After leading both Young Justice and the Teen Titans, Tim eventually became "Red Robin" following the events of "Battle for the Cowl," the crossover where it was decided who would be Batman after Bruce Wayne's death.
His parents were both killed after he had already become Robin, at which point he was adopted by Bruce Wayne.

After Dick Grayson became Nightwing, Batman took on a new Robin. Jason Todd became the new Boy Wonder after he impressed Batman, by stealing the wheels off of the batmobile.
Fans never warmed to the "edgier" street punk turned sidekick. In a vote put to fans, it was decided Jason Todd would die.
Years later he was brought back from death during the crossover event Infinite Crisis and he eventually became the lethal vigilante the Red Hood, the original identity of the Joker.

Batman's illegitimate son with Tahlia Al'Ghul, the daughter of Batman's enemy Ras Al'Ghul, Damien Wayne became Robin after his father, Bruce Wayne had died. Impudent, rash, but lethal and skilled, Damien only became Robin to try to understand his father better after his death. He had been trained by his grandfather Ras to be an assassin since birth.

In Frank Miller's seminal comic series "The Dark Knight Returns," Carrie Kelly is inspired by the return of Batman to become his sidekick, Robin. In the follow up series "The Dark Knight Strikes Again" Carrie has become Catwoman, but is still Batman's sidekick.