Bart Allen as Kid Flash wants to help Robin on a Titans case. He knows honing his investigatory skills will require insight, concentration, and...what was the third thing? After the "Family Lost" collection.

The Joker! Jason Todd! Phone in now to vote for life or death.

A moment from early in Tim Drake's career as Robin. He's located the Joker, but that doesn't mean he'll get to go to that location.

Bart Allen has so many projects: his "Kid Flash Investigates" movie, the college classes his family wants him to take, and this little matter of a murder. In comics script form, following on the story "Kid Flash Investigates!"

Bart Allen wants to prove himself—first as babysitter for the West kids, then as investigator of an attack on the family. Written in comics script form, each chapter eight pages long. The first installment also posted as "Best Babysitter Ever!"

Wally and Linda West need a babysitter for their twins. Bart Allen has a free evening and something to prove. In comics script form.

It’s very early in the career of Young Justice—Robin, Superboy, and Impulse—and the boys have to keep themselves amused somehow.

The Silver Age Teen Titans—Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Speedy—gather for their first party. One member has never been to a party before. At least, not on dry land.

If it’s Robin’s birthday, why isn’t anyone having any fun? Secret narrates a story of Young Justice shortly after the group moved into that Poconos resort. Secret, Superboy, Wonder Girl, Robin, and Impulse are on hand, with a visit from Nightwing.

Which is more annoying—knowing that Lex Luthor has a satellite spying on Metropolis, or your teammates’ responses to that news? Early in the Young Justice run.

Christmas Eve in Blüdhaven. Dick has just settled down for a long winter’s mope when there’s a knock on the roof. Characters: Dick Grayson as Nightwing, Tim Drake as Robin, as they were in the late 1990s.

An unknown assassin gunning for a three-hundred-pound crime lord who’s holed up in an apartment building full of kids? Just another night for Robin since he moved to Blüdhaven.

Tim is rifling through drawers and shelves in stately Wayne Manor’s back pantry. Alfred would like to know why. Inspired by a recent breakthrough at Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy.

Vic Stone organizes a sparring session for his new Titans: Starfire, Beast Boy, and Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl & Superboy from Young Justice. He figures everyone will win a few, lose a few. It doesn't work out that way. At the time of "A Kid's Game."