Boo sir. I say Boo. Though my loyalty to this comic shall remain steadfast and forever beat within my breast your foul besmirching of the honour of noble Robin is a shame upon your record. Robin was a fine hero, and unfairly maligned, well atleast after he grew up and learned to wear some damn pants. As a child he was always my favorite superhero, and growing up reading comics I found that the character provided a needed counter to the unceasing bloody grimness of the Batman comics. I find your likening of him to Lil Butter, a useless character if ever there was one, a dire slander of the worst kind. I do bite my thumb at you, Sir.

.....unless your are just referencing Robin from the Batmas movies as played by Chris O'Donnell in which case carry on!

I shall take no sides on the Robin issue - but Arthur as Harley Quinn has to be among the raddest things ever drawn (though the grammarian in me cringes at "raddest", "coolest" just wouldn't suffice).

Robin doesn't get enough credit. Dick Grayson's parents were killed, too, and yet, he was able to react differently to it than Bruce Wayne. He provided a necessary contrast to Batman, and helped to emphasize just how batty Bats really was.