Milliways Bar App: Dick Grayson, DC Comics, Batman

your LJ name: badninja

   * your email: [email protected]

   * your AIM handle and usual online nickname: kamehamepwned Mandy

   * the character you want: Dick Grayson, DC Comics/Vertigo

   * the name of the journal you created for your character: blue-bat

   * between 300 and 500 words: Dick Grayson is one smooth customer,
a charmer. He has a genuine personality, and he is very upfront and
personal. He prefers to be completely open and honest about
everything, except for in the cases where it's truly needed to be
otherwise. (example: the Batclan and their secrets).

He is a very physical person. He is not the type of guy that sees a
problem with hugging a friend, even if they're another guy. To him,
this is merely another form of expression.

Dick is also stubborn as a fox, sticking to his beliefs in most cases.
It takes sometimes even a literal smack to the face with facts to
shake him out of this sometimes. However, when it comes to the
vigilante business, he has learned to keep his mind open and cast
doubt to the wind until the facts show a -sure- path. This trait is
something that has led to him taking over the cape and cowl of Batman,
once his father figure of Bruce Wayne had passed on.

Fitting of one named 'Batman', he is an accomplished detective. Dick
is believed by some to be among the best in the world. He was second
to only Batman, and now he finds himself tied for first place. While
he enjoys heights, this is something that can be wearing on his
morale. However, he finds his thrills in a damn good mystery, wrapping
himself up in it and going to all lengths to find the solution.

When his anger is roused, it can be quite scary. He is learning to
control it, but bad things have happened as a result of his inability
to keep it down. He's learned from these experiences.

He is very accepting of his family, far more than Bruce was.
Unfortunately, being accepting of others into his family means that
some very interesting figures interact, and he has to spend a lot of
time keeping them from killing each other. All in a days work, chum.