Robin #1 (2021). Created by Joshua Williamson and Gleb Melnikov, the character is implied to be the son of the original Richard Dragon, Richard Drakunvonski. He is among the several, young participants of the League of Lazarus. In the aftermath of the story, he alongside many other survivors of the tournament are offered membership into the League of Shadows by Talia al Ghul, many which accept her offer. In other media Television Ricardo "Dragon" Diaz appears in media set in the Arrowverse, portrayed by Kirk Acevedo as an adult and Max Archibald as a young man. Primarily appearing in Arrow, this version is an arsonist, crime lord, and drug dealer with dragon tattoos on his neck and left shoulder. In the sixth season, he manipulates Cayden James into helping him take control of Star City via its judges, politicians, and police officers. However, Oliver Queen exposes and captures everyone on Diaz's payroll by the end of the season, forcing him to go into hiding. In season seven, Diaz seeks revenge by targeting Queen and his family, hiring the Longbow Hunters to assist him and taking a drug that grants super-strength, but is captured by Emiko Queen and Team Arrow. Incarcerated at Slabside Maximum Security Prison, Diaz is recruited into A.R.G.U.S.'s Ghost Initiative to help them locate Ninth Circle financier Dante, through whom Diaz hired the Longbow Hunters, though Diaz betrays them to help Dante escape. He is subsequently taken back to Slabside, where Emiko kills him to prevent him from revealing more information on the Ninth Circle. An altered version of Diaz rewritten by John Deegan to become a police officer makes a cameo appearance in the crossover "Elseworlds". Film Richard Dragon appears in Batman: Soul of the Dragon, voiced by Mark Dacascos. This version is visually inspired by Bruce Lee's character, Lee, from Enter the Dragon. Miscellaneous A poster of Richard Dragon appears in issue #0 of the Young Justice tie-in comic. References DC Comics superheroes DC Comics supervillains DC Comics martial artists DC Comics titles Comics characters introduced in 1975 Comics characters introduced in 2013 Fictional schoolteachers Characters created by Dennis O'Neil Fictional gangsters Fictional martial arts trainers Fictional Jeet Kune Do practitioners Fictional taekwondo practitioners Fictional Muay Thai practitioners Fictional Wing Chun practitioners Fictional aikidoka Fictional arsonists Fictional jujutsuka Fictional Pencak Silat practitioners Fictional judoka Fictional karateka Fictional eskrimadors Suicide Squad members