As we saw
a few days ago, the death of
Dick Grayson's parents occurred on June 27 — a day after the anniversary of the death of Bruce Wayne's parents. Maybe he went to that circus to cheer himself up?
from Nightwing (1995 series) #1 (DC, September 1995), script by Dennis O'Neil, pencils by Greg Land, inks by Mike Sellers, colors by Cathi Bertrand, letters by John Costanza
Naturally, that means that June 27 is a major day in the life of Robin/Nightwing, and even more than Batman, his friends gather around him to support him on those days.
from Identity Crisis #1 (DC, August 2004), script by Brad Meltzer, pencils by Rags Morales, inks by Michael Bair, colors by Alex Sinclair, letters by Ken Lopez
But hey!
Identity Crisis?! No way, Dick Gray! (son) Let's focus instead on a
good comic book that shows his titanic pals coming to Robin's support on this day.
from "Regarding Robin" in Teen Titans Go! (2004 series) #47 (DC, November 2007), script by J. Torres, pencils and inks by Michael Chang, colors by Heroic Age, letters by John J. Hill
First Cyborg, then Beast Boy, is attentive to his mood. Somewhere in there I hope they offered to make him waffles.
Raven is especially attuned to his mood. Well, considering who her father is, she probably wishes
he had died in a freak circus accident. "Oh no! The amazing Trigon had fallen from the Big Top!"
Awwwwwwww. Your heart must be made of stone if you don't feel just a
little bit sad about this scene.
And good for Starfire! Using her Tamaranean empathy (and cute big green eyes) to comfort Robin.
Maybe this isn't something Batman oughta be spying on, ya voyeur, Bruce.
Seriously, a sweet story, and a reminder that there
is hope in Titans Tower.
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