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The facts of the upcoming “Nightwing” movie are basically that the plot of the movie will include how Richard Grayson started his career as Robin The Boy Wonder as the ward of millionaire Bruce Wayne after the death of Richard’s parents during a circus show they together as the “Flying Graysons” trapeze act.
It is a good idea for the writers of the “Nightwing” movie to discuss his childhood as the first Robin before he before he became an adult and changed his identity from Robin The Teen Wonder to the Nightwing character.
So far the movie is in the early production stages since there is a casting call for male actors to play the role of “Nightwing” or as us older Batman Universe fans remember him as Robin The Boy Wonder since according to a documentary on the History Channel the Robin character was added to work with Batman since he was a young male to attract young comic book readers to read the comic books of the Caped Crusader and his partner.
According to some Batman fans on the Quora.com website, Nightwing is a kinder version of Batman even though both Bruce Wayne and Richard Grayson were young males when they lost their parents due to acts from criminals.
This is unfaithfulness, breaking up with Batmn when he tried Justice League.
In a perfect world Batman and Robin would have stayed together as a team.
nice
I did know that Robin became Nightwing after he and Batman broke up their partnership when Robin became an adult.
I think it would be a great movie. Connecting Nightwing to Batman (as Robin) is also a perfect way to explain to none comic book readers how Nightingale came to be and also to get their attention since Batman has been in the big screen since 1990’s.
Hmmm… Perhaps, it is safe to say the Teen Titans is going to the big screen as well in the neat future.
It is possible that the Teen Titans will have their own motion picture in the near future.
Awesome!
Thank you since I liked the Burt Ward version of Robin with his “Holy” comments.
I do remember Robin as the Boy and Teen Wonder but I did not know he left Batman to become Nighwing in the comic books and cartoons.
Cool one
Thank you Jack for your kind comments.
For an analysis, one’s got to have good grip on the subject and knowledge too; and you seem to have got bot!