Dick is mind controlled. Jason tries to his best to snap him out of it.

A small thing about Dick and Damian

Damian ft fear toxin

After having been "dead" for so long, Dick finds that reconnecting with his brothers isn't as easy as he had hoped.

The passive-egressive aftermath of the Grayson reveal; Dick ain't dead, and the rest of them ain't happy

It's not that he had never experienced racism, but it had never been an issue for him. Growing up in the League of Assassins, he learnt early on that actions meant more than words, that blades and bullets hurt more than insults and slurs. But it didn't change the fact that someone had hurt Grayson, and Damian wasn't the forgetting type.

Dick's acting strange. Jason, Tim and Damian mean to get to the bottom of it, but it's quite low on their priorities when they're suddenly trying to keep their older brother's blood inside his body. (Part 1 of Seer Series)

Dick doesn't need time to relax or take a 'breather', thank you very much. He's doing perfectly fine on his own. (Bruce is gone, anyway. He hasn't got much of a choice).

Nightwing, Robin and Red Robin take on Clayface. Nightwing does not emerge unscathed. Is this the end of Nightwing's career? How will the rest of family react? Will Dick recover, and what should he do if he can't?

Dick, Tim, and Damian are busy gearing up for a 'brocation', but an old adversary has a scheme in the works that could unhinge more than their holiday plans. T for language and violence. Sequel to 'Tectonic Doom'.

Dick and Tim head out for a week of brotherly bonding in the wilderness only to find themselves caught up in a scheme to put humanity on the 'extinct' list. T for language and frightening situations.

Grayson seems to be losing his mind this Halloween, and Damian doesn't like it. Brotherly fluff and cuddles abound.

He doesn't notice it at first. He's too happy. He's back. Damian's alive, and talking to him. Jason and Tim are mad at him for a little while, but they both start talking to him, too. Cass gives him smiles and hugs. So, yeah. He's too caught up in his family to notice what's happening at first. In which Dick's trauma catches up to him before he's ready.

Tim has the unfortunate task of picking Dick Grayson up from the police station while Damian tags along when Bruce is out of town. It doesn't turn out exactly as he thought it would, and honestly, he might just be okay with that.

27. "The washing machine broke, I almost lost my keys, the car got dented, and a wasp got into the house and hijacked the bedroom for four day! Four. Days." With Jason and Tim Day 2 of batfam week

When a rough night gets to be too much, and he doesn't want to go home, Dick decides to crash at the nearest safe house in order to treat his injuries and get his head on straight. Of course it's just his luck that there's already a little brother there. And it looks like his bad night is about to get worse. Day 4 of batfam week

Damian's POV of A Couple of Bullets Won't Get Me Down

While answering Tim's distress call, Dick gets hurt, and Damian freaks out a little.

In which Damian has to choose between Dick and Talia and finds that it really isn't a choice.

"Grayson, what are you doing up here?" Dick shrugs, a sad smile pulling at his lips. He'd stopped asking that when his feet first started to take him up here years ago. "I like the view." Damian hesitates, obviously uncertain how to continue. "Father's looking for you," Damian says after a quiet minute or two. "He sent me to find you."

In which Jason is actually a good big brother, even if he doesn't care for his siblings in the most conventional way.

Dick won't answer the door, so Jason improvises.

Tim wishes that he'd realized Dick was so stressed out sooner. Maybe he could have helped more.

"He remembered coming here with Bruce as a kid. He'd ached for the circus, for Zitka, and the zoo elephants had been the closest he could get. It had been nice, something he and Bruce liked doing together, and they'd made it a tradition to go once a month. At least, up until they'd starting majorly fighting. Then they'd gone their separate ways, and Dick had ached for months."

See, it happens like this. Everything's normal for them all—or, well. As normal as a family full of vigilantes can get. Things are running smoothly. He keeps his head up and his ears open, though, because he may be able to move forward, but he isn't stupid enough to think that he's not going to hit a bump in the road. He always hits a bump in the road. He just hadn't expected this.