So was Dick as batman ever in the superman/batman title ?

Yeah. He gets bitch smacked by Lex Luthor.

Seriously....are these titles intentional or is it just awkward circumstance?

@veshark said:

Ha! Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that.

"I don't believe in coincidence." - Batman, DCAU

xD

Dick is always in Batman/Superman

I can think of several appearances off the top of my head. He and his team broke into the White House when Lex was president. They got stomped pretty bad. Dick appeared later on when Batman got Kryptonian powers and fought Bruce. It was a pretty good showing, but as expected he got punched out of the building and lost. The one other appearance was when he was Batman. He and Superman got into an argument about whether or not it was right for Dick to take up the cowl.

@z3ro180

Dick Grayson appears in the following issues of Batman/Superman (2003):

As Nightwing: issues #5, 13, 50, 55, 65

*60 and 61 feature a Dick and Hal mash-up character called Nightlantern

As Batman: issues #75, 76, 77, 80

As Robin: issue #79 (college age) and Annual 2 (child; meeting Supes for the first time)

I'm with you guys on that one.

@arturocalakayvee: I think it's the fact it's the only word in the title that doesn't have a capital letter when it should.

@dicksihavestudied: @alak: What issue is the White House one?

@knightrise said:

#5.

@smashbrawler: That's exactly what threw me off. Dick = person. dick = well..you know where I'm going with this.

Now this is a woman who's done her research lol.

@smashbrawler: Thanks

@knightrise: No prob.

@smashbrawler: That's what I love about Dick Grayson threads. Can't tell if someone's trolling, being immature, or being serious.

@z3ro180: I am pretty sure he appeared as Batman during one of the last issues of the series while Bruce was thought to be six feet under, and there was something about Superman not being totally at ease with having Dick wearing the cape and cowl. He also appeared as a GL in another story... but that was because he had been merged with Hal Jordan to form; Dick Jordan... or was it Hal Grayson...?