When Jason Todd was brutally murdered by the Joker, he came back to life as the villainous Red Hood.But DC is now exploring what would've happened if Jason had never died, and unfortunately, it ...

The Joker Couldn't Outrun Jason Todd Forever . Jason's death at the hands of the Joker is something that forever defines his character. No matter what Jason does, ...

BATMAN #159. The most recent issue of Batman saw Jason Todd go toe-to-toe with Bruce Wayne because Batman had saved The Joker's life after being tortured by a returning Hush (or whoever it is).

In 1988, Dennis O'Neil suggested that a telephone poll to determine the fate of the second Robin, Jason Todd in the four-part story "A Death in the Family". The verdict in favor of the character's ...

Making Jason Todd the Joker would be an unprecedented move for the DC Cinematic Universe, a twist that would create plenty of controversy for years to come. Much like DC’s decision to reboot its ...

‘Suicide Squad’: No, The Joker Really Isn’t A Former Robin Gone Bad. Director David Ayer says the Jason Todd theory is the most ridiculous rumor he's heard about the DC anti-hero movie.

How Jason Todd Implements His Brand Of Justice Independent Of The Batman As the Red Hood, Jason Todd’s topmost priority was to go against the man who had murdered him, the Joker.

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.

Retconning Jared Leto’s Joker to be a version of Jason Todd could be a DCEU game-changer. When news broke that the Snyder Cut of Justice League would be releasing on HBO Max, some fans had begun ...

Remember, Todd and Joker share a past, as it was the villain who fatally bludgeoned the one-time Robin with a crowbar in the seminal 1988 storyline 'Death in the Family.' ...

Jason Todd’s Scar in Gotham Knights Explained. The whole story of the scar can be seen in the A Death in the Family arc in the Batman comic (Volume 1, Issues 426-429) which includes a deadly ...