

When Tim left Batman after Damian became Robin, he created a hi-tech Red Robin costume that combined elements of the Robin costume with that of the original Red Robin costume.


Tim's first Red Robin costume was similar to his second Robin costume, only more armored and without the black trunks (and with a stylized red mask). In this new reality, Tim was recruited by Batman and became Red Robin early on as he felt it was too soon to replace Jason Todd as Robin when the world assumed the second Robin had been killed by the Joker. When Tim found himself in a bizarre cyberspace reality called the Unternet, he discovered his Red Robin suit had been altered, as his cowl was now a sharply pointed mask and his suit was primarily black with red boots and a red bird emblem.Īfter the events of Flashpoint created the New 52 continuity, Tim's history was altered. When he reconciled with Batman he streamlined his Red Robin suit, adding lightweight armor and added the scalloped spikes back to his gloves. The black cowl and armored emblem gave the former Boy Wonder a more menacing look. He left the Bat-team and decided to wear the Red Robin costume that had been briefly worn by Jason Todd, the second Robin (and the costume worn by a future version of Dick Grayson). When Batman's son Damian Wayne was given the Robin identity, Tim was crushed. Tim's new suit also had touches of Batman's costume, as it had black trunks and gloves with scalloped spikes. Tim wore his Robin costume until the death of his best friend Superboy, and wore a new black-and-red costume (Superboy's color scheme) to honor him. He even altered the R logo into a sharp yellow emblem that could be thrown as a shuriken. As Robin Tim wore an armored red vest and green leggings, and replaced the pixie boots of the original Robin with black combat boots and lined the outside of the yellow cape with black for additional stealth. No longer would Robin wear green shorts and a red tunic. Tim's Robin costume was based on the outfit worn by the original Robin, Dick Grayson, but with added touches. Tim fist assumed the role of Robin when he deduced Batman's identity and realized that without a Robin to balance him out, the Caped Crusader was spiraling into darkness. Tim has worn a quite a few costumes as a teenaged vigilante. Tim Drake was the third person to assume the mantle of Robin and serve as Batman's sidekick, and has also been the third person to assume the mantle of Red Robin. And now a younger version of the original Conner Kent has entered the New 52 timeline, wearing a spiked, punk version of his first costume.

Possessing immense telekinetic powers, Superboy wore a hi-tech black-and-red bodysuit that kept his cells charged with the solar energy he needed to fuel his abilities. Instead of being Superman's clone, the new Superboy (who went by his his Kryptonian name of Kon-El) was the clone of Superman's future son. When Conner was sent to live with Superman's adoptive family in Smallville, he replaced his costume with a simple outfit consisting of a black-and-red Superman t-shirt, blue jeans, and black boots.Īfter the evens of New 52, Superboy's history was rebooted. He soon simplified his look even more by getting rid of the jacket and goggles. Superboy donned a more streamlined costume with all the black accents replaced with red, a red-and-blue jacket, and red goggles. After he regained his lost powers, Conner was dismayed to learn that his original costume was called outdated. His new costume (consisting of a black Superman t-shirt, blue jeans, red gloves, and red boots) was enhanced by an anti-gravity flight ring and a wristband that could expand into a shield. He created a new costume to supplement his lost abilities. When he lost his tactile-telekinetic powers, Superboy was basically powerless aside from some limited enhanced strength. When he met the real Superman, Connerr assumed the alias Superboy. His black, blue and red Superman uniform had a cape, but it was torn off in the escape and Conner replaced it with a black leather jacket. He began his career believing he was Superman after escaping the genetics lab that created him. The teenaged tactile-telekinetic clone of Superman, Conner Kent (also called Kon-El) has worn quite a few costumes as Superboy.
