I've read my son's diaries -- his "war journals" he calls them. I know what he's involved in here and I know you're also up to your neck in it! So please quit wasting both our time, or I swear I'm going to lose it. I'm here to get my son. 
Robin (Volume 2) #124 is an issue of the series Robin (Volume 2) with a cover date of May, 2004. It was published on March 17, 2004.
Synopsis for "Good Parenting"
Jack and Dana go to Tim's parent-teacher conferences where Jack thanks the football coach for letting Tim tryout, only to learn that Tim didn't tryout. Jack wonders where Tim got that black eye from.
Tim blames himself for Johnny Warren's apparent death, even three months later, and he is unsure whether he wants to continue as Robin. He is doing worse in training, and Bruce has grown tired of him using that excuse. Tim believes Bruce has lost faith in him, but Bruce says he lost faith because Tim started slacking off. Bruce gives Tim a day or two to decide whether he wants to put in the work to remain Robin.
Jack and Dana return to their house where Jack rips apart Tim's room to discover why he has been lying to them. Dana insists Tim is "sweet" and "innocent" and blames Stephanie for being a bad influence. Jack discovers the false panel in the back of Tim's closet where he finds the Robin costume and Tim's war journals.
Tim visits Stephanie, who has a broken leg, and takes her out for a walk. Stephanie persuades Tim that continuing as Robin is the right thing to do.
In Istanbul, Johnny Warlock hires the assassin Scarab to kill Robin.
Jack visits Bruce Wayne and demands that he return his son to him. And just in case Bruce doesn't believe he's serious, he points a gun at his former neighbor's head.
Appearing in "Good Parenting"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Johnny Warlock
- Scarab (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Coach Hawkins (Single appearance)
- Crystal Brown (off-panel)
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Notes
- This issue is reprinted in the Robin: Unmasked! collected edition.
Trivia
- Batman reveals that he knows several styles of martial arts indigenous to the Indian sub-continent. The ones he mentions are Kallari, Payattu, Verumkai and Gatka.
See Also
Recommended Reading
- Robin Recommended Reading
- Batman: A Lonely Place of Dying
- Batman: Dark Victory
- "Batman: Year Three"
- Batman and Robin (Volume 1)
- Batman and Robin (Volume 2)
- Batman & Robin Eternal
- New Teen Titans (Volume 1)
- Robin: A Hero Reborn
- Robin II: The Joker's Wild!
- Robin III: Cry of the Huntress
- Robin (Volume 2)
- Robin (Volume 3)
- Robin: Son of Batman
- Robin: Year One
- Robins (Volume 1)
- Teen Titans (Volume 3)
- We Are Robin
- Young Justice (Volume 1)
- Young Justice (Volume 2)