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Refusing to accept Bruce Wayne's fate, Tim Drake surrenders the Robin mantle and becomes Red Robin, chasing the faintest clues that his mentor is still alive. That decision fractures relationships, strains his moral code, and pushes him into alliances he never imagined--sometimes alongside Ra's al Ghul, sometimes against the very heroes he once called family. What begins as a desperate search becomes a deep exploration of who Tim is without the Robin mask.
Across these stories, Tim navigates grief, leadership, romance, and the weight of being the one who refuses to give up. With character-driven storytelling from Christopher Yost, Fabian Nicieza, and Peter J. Tomasi, and expressive art by Marcus To, Freddie E. Williams II, and Ramon Bachs, this Compendium charts Tim's inner transformation as he moves from sidekick to strategist, student to leader, and survivor to architect of his own destiny.
Red Robin: Tim Drake Compendium collects Robin #175-183, Red Robin #1-26, Blackest Night: Batman #1-3, Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #6, Bruce Wayne: The Road Home: Batman and Robin #1, Bruce Wayne: The Road Home: Red Robin #1, Adventure Comics #3, Batman #708-709, Superman/Batman #62, Batgirl #8, Teen Titans #92, Gotham City Sirens #22, World's Finest #1, Gotham Gazette: Batman Alive? #1, Gotham Gazette: Batman Dead? #1, and DC Halloween Special '09 #1.
CHRISTOPHER YOST (he/his) has written for films (THOR: RAGNAROK, SECRET HEADQUARTERS), television (STAR WARS: THE MANDALORIAN, COWBOY BEBOP) and animation (the upcoming TIGER’S APPRENTICE and Seth Rogen’s TALES OF THE TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES), but his first love has always been comic books, where he’s written for AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, X-MEN, BATMAN, AVENGERS and his own original series KILLER OF DEMONS.
Yost lives and works in Los Angeles, California and he can be found on X/Twitter @Chris Yost and Instagram @versus_yost
Unnatural Order from Vault Comics has been cooking in his head for about 10 years, representing his desire to find a modern day take on the sword and sorcery genre after years of sci-fi and superheroes. It’s a mash up of military and fantasy stories, and the idea of a group of dungeon crawlers in a helicopter gunning down a dragon so they can go fight a wizard who’s taken over a nuclear power facility felt like a tale that needed to be told.
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