Worst Robin in canon

People are going to hate me for this but Jason is my favorite robin. Gotta go with Stephine. Respecting damian after what happened recently and jason came back from the death to be a Kick butt assasin. Even if he was an annoyance for the first few showings

Jason's one of my favorites too!

Damian's actually not a bad robin, I enjoy his father son dynamic with Bruce.

Yeah. Just for the record, I didn't post Tim or Dick for obvious reasons.

Todd. He was only interesting after he became Red Hood.

Would you say no one cared who he was

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Untill he put on the mask

People voted for Jason to be killed while he was robin. Whether you like him now as red hood or not, most should agree he was a crappy robin. Damian died too but he had better feats. Jason was the worst.

I actually didn't mind Jason as Robin, had a nice 'tude.

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Never considered Steph as a Robin so that's how bad she is as a Robin to me, Jason was voted to be killed. Damian was a brat at first but he became a good partner for both Bruce and Dick at the end.

Stephanie.

She was Robin for all of 4 issues, she disobeyed direct orders, got herself "killed," and the only reason she got the job was so that Batman could lure Tim back into the role. Terrible, awful Robin. I'm honestly surprised that all these years later and people still consider her to be an official Robin.

Great Batgirl though.

Steph

Yeah, Stephanie.

Damian.

I once stumbled upon an encyclopedia entry on Stephanie. My first thought:

Who is Stephanie Brown?

Stephanie.

Out of the three, definitely Steph. Though as Batgirl she rocked.

I think all that's required is for her to have held the mantle in canon, and for Batman to have acknowledged it as well. *shrug* That's all it takes for it to be "official."

Stephanie is a great character but was a horrible Robin. I'm really glad that she's in Batman Eternal, and while I liked her as Batgirl, I think she deserves her own identity.

Well yeah, but that's just from a very technical standpoint.