Do Bat-Family ages make since?

Thanks.

In the New 52? Not even a little

@explodingpineapple: Do any comic book character's ages make sense? :P

Nope. Never have, never will.

I don't know many people who would lose to a 10 year old. Even if said 10 year old is a black belt. So no. Not at all.

No

Dick Grayson does, he even got taller!

How old are they all?

In the New 52 no.

at some point you gotta learn to just accept that not everything is logical when it comes to comics

In the New 52 it doesn't make any sense at all.

That timeline got bamboozeled.

What makes no sense to me is how batman is around 30 and trained Dick Grayson,Jason Todd and Tim Drake at different time periods and isn't like 60 years old.

@kaijukinggojira: He only trained them for a a year or two each. Which also completely ruins the relationships in the bat family

*sense

He got shorter lol

Also no they don't lol. Dick was Robin at 16 lol he was two years away from being a grown man. Everyone else is just dumb. Batman is like 30-33. Yet he went through everything 41 year old Pre-52 Batman did in 5 years lol.

@ultrastarkiller: hahahah truuueeee

Only Dick

@rogueshadow said:

pre 52... god no....new 52....its a little better, but it still makes no sense.

No

You stole DeathpooltheT1000's thing lol

Truth. This is why this guy is awesome, love him.

@peppeyhare: That's not what I mean I'm saying that he met them as children and now they are all pretty much adults.

How the hell does the New 52 make more sense than pre-flashpoint?

wait, sorry, I was looking things up for response, and I found the info provided in Annual 2 (which I havent read yet) before this issue, I think New52 made some/more sense...but now that they have made it clear that a five year timeline IS legitmate and not just a misunderstanding....I retract my statement

It doesn't have to make sense, its comics. These stories take place in a world where a dude can shoot f**king lasers out of his eyes and you're gonna draw the line at the Robin time frame? Really?