When Batman and Nightwing finally re-confront Heretic, they overpower him, and the clone suffers a brutal beating from both in retaliation for Damian's death. Batman, despite desiring to kill his son's murderer more than anything and Nightwing making no attempts of stopping his mentor, spares the villain's life after seeing his resemblance to Damian, realizing the clone is what is left of his son. However, Talia later kills the Heretic for his failure to kill Batman and challenges Batman to a duel to the death in the Batcave. [68] But Talia is killed following the duel by Kathy Webb, and it is later revealed that Damian's body was stolen from the Manor cemetery by the League of Assassins along with Talia's for plans against Batman in addition to making their resurrections. It has also been shown that Ra's al Ghul has begun to engineer more clones of Damian. [69] Road to Resurrection [ edit ] Damian Wayne appears in films set in the DC Animated Movie Universe (DCAMU), voiced by Stuart Allan. This version is a member of the Teen Titans and in a relationship with Raven. [107] [108]

Talia, disillusioned with her father and his plans, left him to run LexCorp for Lex Luthor during Luthor's time as President of the United States. [24] Although she seemingly supported Luthor, Talia was secretly working to undermine him, anonymously leaking news of his underhanded dealings to Superman. When the time came for Luthor's downfall, she sold all of LexCorp's assets to the Wayne Foundation, leaving Luthor penniless and his crimes exposed to all. [25] Death and the MaidensIn Batman #655, writer Grant Morrison introduces Damian, the child conceived in BSOTD, into the main Batman continuity.

A prototype of the character originally appeared as an unnamed infant in the 1987 story Batman: Son of the Demon, [18] [19] which at the time was not considered canon. Following this, various alternate universe stories dealt with the character's life, giving him various names. In 2006, the character was reinterpreted as Damian Wayne by Grant Morrison, and introduced into the main continuity in Batman #655, the first issue of the " Batman and Son" story arc. Damian Wayne is the fifth character to assume the role of Robin, Batman's vigilante partner. Batman ile Ra’s al Ghul arasındaki bağlantıyı üç farklı olay örgüsüyle okuyucuya sunan "Batman: Birth of the Demon", özellikle seriyi takip edenlerin göz atması gereken bir çizgi roman. Ra’s al Ghul’un kızı Talia’nın Batman’in çocuğuna hamile olduğu ilk hikayeyle Damian Wayne efsanesinin tohumlarını atan ilk bölümün hikayesinin o kadar etkili olduğu söylenemez. Batman’i kullanmak için çocuğunu düşürme numarası yapan Talia’nın ardından Damian’ı başka bir anne babanın kapısına bırakması gerçekten çok klişe. Öte yandan, ikinci hikayeyle daha sürükleyici bir okuma sunan eserin asıl öne çıkan bölümü ise son hikaye. Ra’s al Ghul’un geçmişinde yaşadığı büyük trajediyi su üzerine çıkararak karaktere derinlik kazandıran son eserde karakterin Lazarus Çukuru’yla olan bağını ve bu dünyaya olan öfkesini daha iyi anlıyorsunuz. Genel olarak etkili bir toplama olmasa da karakterin geçmişine inen son bölümüyle Batman severlere yeni bir şey sunan "Batman: Birth of the Demon", yapay diyaloglarla desteklenmiş ilk iki bölümüyle çok da tatmin etmiyor. Superman/Batman #75 shows Damian Wayne as he appears in Batman #666 and #700 with Conner Kent, who is now Superman. Damian Wayne appears in Infinite Crisis, voiced by James Arnold Taylor. Damian Wayne is the equivalent of Robin from the "Nightmare" universe, and appears as one of the available "champions".

Daughter of the Demon

Returning to Gotham, Damian becomes a solo hero as well as working alongside his father, taking on the League of Assassins. However, Damian finds himself in over his head while fighting the villain Heretic.

Justice League: Generation Lost #14 shows another alternate future for Damian Wayne, this time taking place over 100 years in the future. Batman’s marriage and his fatherhood were supposed to cement him to Ra’s's cause. But, when he glimpses a prospect for happiness and a "real family," he reveals his true bourgeois morality: to preserve, restore, and protect his family, and by extension, his wealth. He even wants to name the child after his parents, Thomas or Martha, depending on the gender. He wants to restore his lost aristocratic happiness. The image of Batman the hero falls apart. He is once again his true self, the protector of family wealth. Ra’s and Talia see this, and are repulsed. Why else would they scheme to hide the child? They are interested in Batman the avenger, not Wayne the family man. After Damian left the Teen Titans, they, along with members of the Bat family and Superboy, tried to find him, but Damian was able to evade their efforts. While helping the Teen Titans battle the super criminals Mammoth and Shimmer, Superboy discovers a note from Damian to him. It is not directly revealed what was in the note, but it makes Superboy realize that wherever Damian is, they won't find him. Damian also leaves a note for the Teen Titans, which contains a set of coordinates leading them into a meeting with Nightwing. Nightwing explains that Damian encouraged him to have the remaining members of the Titans and Teen Titans work together in spite of the Justice League's disapproval. This leads to a new version of the Titans forming, consisting of Nightwing, Cyborg, Raven, Starfire, Beast Boy, Troia, Crush, Roundhouse, Red Arrow, and Kid Flash. For the first few years of his life, Damian was raised among the League of Assassins, molded by his mother and her greatest agents to become the world's most deadly assassin before he was even 10 years old and using secret technology to speed up his physical aging process to make him stronger and faster than other children.

DC killing off Batman's 'Boy Wonder' Damian Wayne in new comic book". New York Post. February 25, 2013 . Retrieved February 27, 2013. Damian Wayne will appear in the upcoming live-action The Brave and the Bold film, set in the DCU. [113] Damian Wayne has claimed he is "light-years ahead of all the past Robins in skill and training". Damian was trained by his mother and the League of Assassins to be a Killer. He no longer kills but will kill if necessary unlike Batman. Damian has said he knows as many martial arts as Batman. In Batman and Robin, Damian's mother has several medical staff members on standby in case Damian is hurt; she has cloned organs for him in case he loses any vital ones.