Does Damian go to school? any type of school?

#1 Posted by comkid100 (197 posts) - 2 years, 2 months ago - Show Bio

I understand that Damian hasn't got the most normal or mental balanced childhood and he maybe one of the smartest 10 year olds alive but still a child needs some kind of social life or at least a decent amount of friends ( friends his age or close to it), i was thinking maybe have him attend Colin Wilkes (abuse) school (i know he lives in a orphanage but have him get adopted) besides there are very few comics where Damian talking to people his own age. Or maybe he can just attend gotham high.

#2 Posted by junkmasterzero (257 posts) - 2 years, 2 months ago - Show Bio

@comkid100: Damian doesn't need school, he was taught by the League of Assassins. As far as the needing a social life, did you see how well that went in the Teen Titans?

#3 Posted by entropy_aegis (12412 posts) - 2 years, 2 months ago - Show Bio

Damian was taught by the league,i guess we are supposed to believe he is already a graduate.i know it does'nt make sense but the same can be said for cassandra cains fighting ability.the league IS that good.

#4 Posted by jayskee (1754 posts) - 2 years, 2 months ago - Show Bio

he doesn't need school he has batman

#5 Posted by Primmaster64 (21136 posts) - 2 years, 2 months ago - Show Bio

Dick teaches him

#6 Posted by RedK (2521 posts) - 2 years, 2 months ago - Show Bio

@Primmaster64 said:

" Dick teaches him "

yea home schooled and he's already pretty smart he did run Wayne enterprises

#7 Posted by ZoddGuts (70 posts) - 2 years, 2 months ago - Show Bio

He goess to the School of Hard knocks!

#8 Posted by TheMilkywayDude (103 posts) - 2 years, 2 months ago - Show Bio

I would think that he is home schooled by Alfred

#9 Posted by mistersarcastic (321 posts) - 2 years, 1 month ago - Show Bio

And to think I was just about to post this question after a few weeks of pondering the same thing for a few weeks now. But I guess since he's ten years old and was able to run Wayne Enterprises it would make some since that he be qualified as a graduate, already. But I hadn't any idea that Dick home schooled him too.

#10 Posted by Icarusflies (11294 posts) - 2 years, 1 month ago - Show Bio

He doesn't go to school. He went undercover to school in an issue of Batgirl, and had NO idea how to behave.

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#11 Posted by crowncoke (205 posts) - 1 year, 1 month ago - Show Bio

He does not know how to interact with anyone on equal levels or to those above him (unless they can best him). Teen Titans as well as the undercover mission (with Stephanie) shows how socially inept that he is. He may have the inteligence to run Wayne Tech, but that does not mean he is ready to deal with the social nicities that are required other than telling people what to do. I believe that he needs to attend some sort of school, just like the Robins before him did. Perhaps a military school or some rich prep school so that he can learn to interact with others. IF Chris Kent was in the reboot, I would say put them in school together. They could possibly learn from each other and form a similar bond that Clark & Bruce have for the future.

#12 Posted by X9 (734 posts) - 1 year, 1 month ago - Show Bio

Well, does be home schooled counts when you're trying to get a job or run Wayne Enterprises? Plus, I know the League taught him and stuff but he's 10. He's far away from knowing everything and is a complete ignorant when it comes to being likable.

Bruce should be a better father and do sth about his socialization problems.

It all reminds me of the "social group" of which Brick is a member in The Middle hehe.

#13 Posted by Funrush (1368 posts) - 1 year, 25 days ago - Show Bio

@Icarusflies said:

He doesn't go to school. He went undercover to school in an issue of Batgirl, and had NO idea how to behave.

What issue?

@junkmasterzero said:

@comkid100: Damian doesn't need school, he was taught by the League of Assassins. As far as the needing a social life, did you see how well that went in the Teen Titans?

Damian was in that Titans? What issue(s)?