It's usually any fees previously owed and the replacement price of the movie.

Actualy there is two figures, Robin and Batgirl.

But they all came from many persons

For Robin:

#1 - Dick Grayson, later known as Nightwing, currently operating as Batman during Bruce Wayne's absence.

#2 - Jason Todd, killed by the Joker, but brought back during one of DC's mega-universe changing crossovers, was known as Red Robin for a while, but now operating as "Red Hood".

#3 - Timothy Drake, now known as Red Robin

#4 - Stephanie Brown, formerly known as Spoiler, she became Robin for a while when Tim Drake was out of action, she appeared to die during Gotham's Gang Wars, but didn't really die - now she is Batgirl.

#5 - Damian Wayne, Bruce Wayne's son with Talia, he is Robin right now, working with Dick Grayson as Batman.

#6 - Carrie Kelly, female Robin seen in the future Batman story "The Dark Knight Returns" - whether she counts as a real Robin depends on whether this future story comes to pass, or is revealed to be an alternate future.

For Batgirl:

#1- Kathy Kane, as the Batwoman, was introduced in 1956 as a love interest for Batman, Aunt of the next Bat-Girl

#2-Betty Kane as "Bat-Girl" was depicted as the niece of and sidekick to Batwoman.

#3- Barbara "Babs" Gordon, , the daughter of Batman supporting character Police Commissioner James Gordon.

#4- Helena Bertinelli, an established DC comics superhero alternatively known as the Huntress.

#5- Cassandra Cain, depicted as a young woman of partly Asian descent who becomes the third in-continuity Batgirl. She then recognized to be Blackbat

#6 - Stephanie Brown, formerly the Spoiler and briefly the fourth Robin, Brown is the fifth in-continuity Batgirl and the second Batgirl to star in her own ongoing Batgirl comic book series.

The answer to this is: yes. He actually did.

The Bronze Age of Comic Books Huntress was Helena Wayne, the daughter of the Batman(Earth-Two) and Catwoman. This is in an alternate universe established in the early 1960s as the world where the Golden Age stories took place. Earth-Two was also the home of the Golden Age versions of various DC characters.

Helena was born in 1957 to Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle Wayne, and grew up enjoying the benefits of being in a wealthy household. As a youth, she enjoyed a thorough education, as well as being trained by her parents, Batman and Catwoman, to become a superb athlete. As a young girl she was amazed to learn that her father was Batman and embraced Dick Grayson/Robin as her older brother. She also looked up to Alfred as a second father. After finishing school, she joined the Law_firm of Cranston and Grayson, one of whose partners was Robin.

In 1976, criminal Silky Cernak blackmailed his old boss Selina Kyle into resuming action once again as Catwoman, an act which eventually led to her death. Helena, deciding to bring Cernak to justice, created a costume for herself, fashioned some weapons from her parents' equipment (including her eventual trademark, Crossbow), and set out to bring him in. After accomplishing this, Helena decided to continue to fight crime, under the code name "the Huntress."

In the modern DC universe however; they have not. Batman has always felt connected to Catwoman, and has on many occassions helped her escape possible jail time and has also saved her from many deaths.

Current DC stories, such as Heart of Hush, has shown that Batman;s one true love is Selina Kyle, the Catwoman.

The short-lived "Bird of Prey" televsion show is also an alternate tiemlne version of the Batman/Catwoman love triangle which plays off of Tim Burton's Batman Returns, in which Catwoman gave birth to Helena Kyle. The introduction of Birds of Prey confirm that the Burton version of Batman and Catwoman are indeed the basis for the show and character.