The second Robin, Jason Todd, did not have the smoothest of introductions. Famously killed off by a fan poll, he would not come into his own until years later, after his resurrection as the Red Hood.

Article Summary Jason Todd's Red Hood meets a questionable fate in Batman #146 by Zdarsky and Jimenez. Zur-En-Arrh Batman's actions trigger a Failsafe, questioning Batman's extreme measures.

The original appearance of Jason Todd as Robin in 1983. DC Comics In the DC Comics continuity, Dick Grayson was Batman’s partner Robin for the better part of 44 years. DC only allowed Dick to ...

The Batman 2 might finally introduce Robin, and fan theories suggest Jason Todd fits Matt Reeves’ darker Gotham better than ...

Red Hood: The Hill #4 drops on 5/14, with Jason Todd facing literal and figurative monsters. Witness The Hill's chaos and challenges Jason must confront in this action-packed issue.

Even being resurrected and adopting the Red Hood moniker hasn’t stopped fans from thinking of Jason Todd as “broken.” A new series featuring Batman and Robin will look to investigate this ...

The story deals with the connection between a new person adopting the Red Hood identity used by various Gotham City criminals and Jason Todd, the boy who was the second Robin until he was brutally ...

You are a fan of the Jason Todd character, whether it’s him as Robin or his time as Red Hood. Overall Robin & Batman: Jason Todd #1 is a solid start to the series.

Jason Todd was created by Gerry Conway and Don Newton, and introduced in 1983's Batman #357, though it took several issues before he adopted the mantle of Robin (with Dick going off to become ...

Recommended if… You enjoyed the first issue. You’re a fan of Dustin Nguyen’s artwork. Overall Robin & Batman: Jason Todd #2 was a slight improvement over an already good issue #1.