ICYMI: DC Comics Suggests Tim Drake & Stephanie Brown Are Step-Siblings? dccomics batman timdrake stephaniebrown
is Warner Bros' official DC Comics feed for the UK, and described as"The UK's official home to the World's Greatest Super Heroes and Super Villains." Followed by @dcofficial and @jimlee, they post pretty much the same as DC Official does, with different dates and times, or maybe some local knowledge.
Stephanie Brown only joined the Bat-family after she was 18 and her mother at least is very much alive. Also while Carrie Kelley was the Robin of the Dark Knight Returns alternate future, in the main comics she is just a college student and Damian Wayne's acting instructor. And if you include Carrie, why not Helena Wayne, Huntress, daughter of Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle?
Also, what about Kate Kane, Batwoman, and cousin of Bruce Wayne? Barbara Gordon as Batgirl probably has a greater claim than some of these names as well, though watching the animated version of might complicate that even further. And thanks to DC Comics' Instagram, there's quite enough of that sort of thing going around right now.
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