Spoilers Titans - DC Universe Series
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Is that a Prius? At least he'll get better mileage than the Batmobile...
The Redbird made its first appearance in 1993, the Prius wasn't in production until 1997. Of course, Wayne Enterprises could have stakes in Toyota giving Bruce Wayne early access to plans, blueprints, prototypes, etc.. Officially, the Redbird has been only described as a modified sports car.
Well, one Robin actually had his own car, the Redbird:
That looks like an anus in the back of Robin's car.
The Buttmobile!
Redbird??? Shouldn't it be the Flamebird???Well, one Robin actually had his own car, the Redbird:
People are discussing it over in the thread for the overall service, so you might want to just head over there.So how is the DC service thingy? Is it worth the money?
I thought they were at a Urinal in that scene.
I believe that is a parachute on the back of the Redbird. Bought that issue when it was new.
Makes more sense since it’s known that Dick is a massive Superman fan and it was because of that that he named himself Nightwing, after a Kryptonian myth Superman told him about when he was youngerRedbird??? Shouldn't it be the Flamebird???
Tim Drake was the one with the Redbird, though.
Or a drag chute, like on the TV Batmobile. Did Robin have his own parachute pickup service?
You mean it’s not really an anus?
Owl Filled Tires? I think he's taken this bird theme a bit too far...Yep, drag chute. Forgot what those are called.
I think it says "gel-filled tires." Which I guess are a kind of tires that are immune to going flat.
Ah, I was going from what I could make out in that picture (and being silly of course...). I guess you're going to tell me William Hartnell wasn't Dr. Oho in those early episodes.
Wasn't that Tim Drake (the 3rd Robin). I'd say Dick's got every reason to be pissed. Batman let Jason drive the Batmobile and then gave Tim the Redbird.Well, one Robin actually had his own car, the Redbird:
Just discovered, Dick Grayson actually had his own Robinmobile:
He just barely used it.
He just barely used it.
Wasn't Dick supposed to be, like, 10 or 12 at the time? When was the legal driving age set at 16?
EDIT: Okay, it looks like most states had minimum driving ages ranging from 14 to 18 in place by the 1920s-30s, so presumably there would've been an age limit in Gotham City in the '40s, when that story was apparently set (judging from the make of car, the men's hats, and the art style), and I don't think Robin was supposed to be old enough yet. I wonder how they dealt with that.
EDIT: Okay, it looks like most states had minimum driving ages ranging from 14 to 18 in place by the 1920s-30s, so presumably there would've been an age limit in Gotham City in the '40s, when that story was apparently set (judging from the make of car, the men's hats, and the art style), and I don't think Robin was supposed to be old enough yet. I wonder how they dealt with that.
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