#ryan wayne

I'm not a big DC fan but I keep seeing Batfam content on my fyp so I attempted to consolidate them.

Mentored

John Vance (batman jr)

Stephanie Brown

Barbara Gordan

Carrie Kelley

Jean-Paul Valley

Claire Clover

Henry Clover

Maps Mizoguichi

Harper Row

Cullen Row

Joker’s son (unnamed)

Anita Jean/Jenny Wren

Drake Winston

Rui Aramiya

Barbara Winston

Nissa (she is Batgirl in the “Batman Beyond” possible future, though it looks like she interacts with Barbara rather than Bruce. Batman Beyond Unlimited #18)

Uncategorised

BJ Wayne (Julie Madison)

Kiki Wayne

Bruce Wayne Jr. (Kathy Kane)

Enoch & Roger Jr. Birnam (The Brave and the Bold #98, I assume Earth-One; Batman became Enoch’s godfather after Roger Sr.’s death, only to discover that Enoch and his mother were evil witches who led a satanist cult; Batman eventually figured out that Enoch had an innately good secret twin, Roger Jr., who was kept locked up except when being used as Enoch’s body double; after Enoch and his mother fell to their deaths, causing the dissolution of the cult, Batman kept Roger Jr. as his godson)

Barbara Wilson (Alfred’s niece in the Batman and Robin (1997) movie AU; she joined Bruce’s household as Batgirl)

Yet to sort

Ryan Wayne

Bruce Wayne Jr.

May Wayne

Talia Al Ghul

Damian Wayne

Athanasia Al Ghul

Tallant Wayne

Janan Al Ghul

Saif Al Ghul

Taj Al Ghul

Selina Kyle 

Helena Wayne

Tivali Wayne

Echo Wayne (daydream)

Aion Wayne (hallucination)

Bruce Jr.

Richard Grayson Kyle Wayne

Thomas and Bruce Jr. (if Bruce wasn’t batman)

Bruce Jr., Tivali and Nyesha (dream)

Diana Prince

Kull

Unnamed batman

Unnamed batwoman

Cloned

Robin the Toy Wonder

Terry McGinnis

Matt McGinnis

Adopted

Dick Grayson

Lance Bruner

Cassandra Cain

Jason Todd

Tim Drake

Duke Thomas

Jarro

Alina Shelley/Wayne

Turner Hayes

Nyesha Burroughs Wayne

Roger Burnim Jr.

Jackie Napier

Bryce Napier

Stephanie trevor 

Kal-El (In the Batman: Last Knight on Earth AU, clone-Bruce adopted baby Kal from yet another AU)

Descendents

Brane a.k.a. Bruce Wayne (Bruce’s descendant; Batman in the year 3000, a possible future depicted in Batman #26 His Robin is a boy named Ricky. It’s possible that the Batman of the year 3051, Brane Taylor, is Brane I’s descendant. Brane Taylor’s nephew is Robin [real name unknown]).

Brenna Wayne (Bruce’s descendant; Batwoman in the “Batman: Dark Knight Dynasty” AU. She had a brother named James. Her Robin is a chimpanzee named Rodney who has human-level intelligence and speaks fluent English.)

Bron Wayne E7705 (Bruce’s descendant; Batman in a possible future of Earth-One depicted in World’s Finest #166)

Tina Sung (Bruce’s descendant and successor in the “Justice League 3000” possible future)

Tom Wayne (Bruce’s descendant; Robin in the “Robin 3000” possible future)

Tomas Wayne (Bruce’s descendant; leader of a group of Batmen in a possible future of Earth-One, depicted in Detective Comics #376)

All Robins

Bruce Wayne (apparently 1st robin???)

Anita Jean/Jenny Wren (apparently Batman’s 1st sidekick???)

Dick Grayson

Roberta the Girl Wonder (lasts 1 issue)

Lance Bruner (puts on Robin suit once and dies)

Jason Todd

Tim Drake

Stephanie Brown

Damian Wayne

There was a Batman Impostor named Charles Nigaff who had a group called Batman’s Soldiers which consisted of Krunch, La Loca, Bookworm, and 3 Robins

We are Robin movement

Jarro

Maps Mizoguchi

Jimmy (a blind boy who Batman trained. One of the stories where Dick thinks Batman is going to replace him.)

Jimmy Olsen???

Sources

Detective Comics Vol 1 231 | DC Database | Fandom

Please inform me if I've missed anything.

Okay now THAT one was top tier. Javicia Leslie was by far the MVP, she was KILLING it this episode. Her acting at the ending was a bit much, but still pretty solid. Still, it is clear she is not getting the quality of material or directing she got on Batwoman--and yet she’s STILL KILLING IT 99% of the time.

 tbh I hope they give her a lot more scenes out of the Red Death suit because it's an absolute crime to have her face and voice hidden or to give her classic Batman lines instead of her own. Actually on that note, lets talk about her origins

So, she’s not Armageddon Ryan, and tbh I think that’s a HUGE missed opportunity. But you know what? She’s still great. The idea that she was adopted by the Waynes is definitely an intriguing angle to play. This is a Ryan who grew up in privilege, who never had to deal with the things that made OUR Ryan a hero. this is also a Ryan who never had a Batfam, it seems--so no one to bring her back from the edge like they did when Earth Prime Ryan nearly killed Hush. I think it’s absolutely a mistake to make her not Armageddon Ryan, but I can accept that’s not the direction they wanted to go, and this could be still be plenty amazing--at least, we know Javicia will be.

That suit up scene in the West-Allen apartment was amazing tbh, and i’m intrigued by the twist that Red Death is NOT the new Negative Speed Force Avatar. I do like how she’s twisted what happened in her world in her head--that The Flash betrayed her, that he went crazy and became evil--to give herself the role of hero. I think that’s super interesting. Actually the entire Ryan/Iris standoff was great, from the acting to Iris’ journalistic instincts to the peek into Ryan Wayne's psychology, to the overall incredibly tense atmosphere--it was all really good. Definitely the highlight of the episode.

I have always had mixed feelings on Mark, so i can’t say i was particularly impacted by his sacrifice--but i do appreciate that he did change just enough with Frost that he couldn't completely commit to the betrayal. 

Also, red death’s line about “seeing the best in your enemies, but the worst in your allies” is really interesting, I like it a lot. That and her absolute contempt for criminals are great peeks into her psyche. 

Speaking of peeks into a characters psyche, i love how deeply that contrasts with Barry mourning the loss of Thawne’s life. Barry values all lives, even that of his greatest enemy, and he’s always going to wish a life wasn’t lost. Also it makes me feel better about what I felt was a pretty significant inconsistency with the saving of Thawne at the end of Armageddon. There’s still some inconsistencies and hypocrisies there, but I'm not too hung up on them.

Allegra and Chester FINALLY getting on the same page is nice. That’s about all I have to say about that. Still great chemistry between the actors.

And i really like Joe’s conflict. He has a chance to be a father again, and try to do things a little better this time--and whether central city is a place for that is a legitimate question. Even though he agreed to stay, the look on his face makes me think this conflict is not over. He still wants to leave, even if he doesn’t want to take away Cecile’s chance at being a superhero, or imply to Jenna she wasn’t capable of it.

And that’s about it. I’m excited for next week!