Dick Grayson, Ward of batman, is what the young justice describe: strong and cunning. He may crack jokes and have a bad child hood, but he has always been strong. When a mission goes wrong, the team gets beat and Robin gets kidnapped by Deathstroke. When the team awakens by the justice league, no one knows what happens or who took their little bird. They searched for him for three years before they gave up on their search, accepting his death. In those three years, Death stroke had broken Robin. When Robin failed a mission... well let's just say he has a temper when it comes to failure. Robin finally escapes the torture of the experiments and uses his new found power to guide his way through to the mountain. Because of the constant serum input, he is blind. Finally reunited with his old team, the team finds how secretive and broken Robin looks now and what will happen if his old master wants him back? How far will Deathstroke go to get him back? Also can the team bring Dick back from his lowest point in life? Will they be able to fix him after the mental and emotional abuse from Deathstroke, or will he be broken and lost forever?

Dick Grayson, after watching his parents fall to his death, is adopted by Slade Wilson or Deathstroke. He becomes his slave and apprentice in which he calls Renegade. When the teen heros stumble into Cadmus, Superboy isn't the only one they find and save. I know this has been overdone, but I still think this would be fum to write!

Young justice:Batman finally lets Robin tell the team his secret ID,but what's the fun in just telling?

When The Day arrives for four young heroes, Stormwind, an unknown 13 year old superhero, wants nothing more than to find out how these heroes operate. When three of the heroes go on a mission, even though they had orders not to, Stormwind follows. But she gets caught, and when she gets caught she joins the heroes in their battle. They form a team, the Young Justice League: a covert mission team, taking down the lesser known problems. But the thing is, Logan has many problems that she has to overcome. She does not want to get the team to think wrongly of her because of her issues,so she doesn't share what they are. Will she solve her problems on her own and be able to manage being on the team at the same time? Just saying I do no own any of the Young Justice or Justice League characters. I also don't own any of the episodes which the chapters are based off of.