Robin & Batman: Jason Todd #1 by Jeff Lemire, Dustin Nguyen, and Steve Wands was released this week, and a preview of the issue reveals just how volatile Jason Todd is.We see a montage of Jason ...

Jason Todd as the villainous Red Hood just makes more sense than Jason Todd as the violent, mouthy Bat-Family member Red Hood. Jason Todd as Robin was fine, but he was basically just Dick Grayson 2.0.

Welcome to From the Batman News Desk, a new series of op-eds and articles covering various aspects of Batman history. Each week one of the Batman News writers will share their thoughts on Batman ...

Jason Todd was doomed from the beginning. Introduced as the second Robin in 1983 (by Gerry Conway and Don Newton), for the first three years of his life on the page he existed merely as a ...

We don't really get into his backstory at all, actually. In our book, the interaction that happens between him and Gan and Jason is that Shreeve is just trying to live his life.

Fans chose death for Jason Todd by just 72 votes, and so Jason's fate was sealed. Decades later, Jason was revived as the Red Hood, and he's had a fraught relationship with Batman ever since.

In 1988, the Joker killed Robin aka Jason Todd, in the legendary Batman story A Death in the Family. But Jason almost didn’t die. For Robin’s 80th anniversary, here’s a glimpse of what ...

Jason Todd famously died in Batman 428, but a reader poll could have saved him--now we know what that would have looked like. By James O'Connor on March 10, 2020 at 5:33PM PDT.