Jason Todd #1 poses the question of whether the Dark Knight's new sidekick, Jason Todd, has always been broken.

DC Comics is about to put the Dark Knight's most dangerous sidekick in the middle of his own ongoing solo-series, and fans ...

Robin and Batman Jason Todd Issue 1 is published by DC Comics. Written by Jeff Lemire, with art and colors by Dustin Nguyen ...

Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen explore the troubled early days of Jason Todd's tenure as Robin in Robin and Batman: Jason Todd ...

So when DC decided to let him graduate to become the adult hero Nightwing, Batman needed a new Robin. That new Robin was a younger kid by the name of Jason Todd. In his new origin story ...

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.

However, the storyline also highlights the strained relationship between Bruce Wayne and his most complicated Robin, Jason Todd. Batman has a long history of failing Jason, both as Robin and under ...

Through his actions, Batman has revealed that he thinks Jason Todd is beyond redemption. This realization would be painful enough even without Jason’s issues with being made to feel powerless.

And for Batman, that will not stand. And Bruce Wayne takes actions intended to muzzle Jason Todd's actions as Red Hood, as a vigilante who has, and does, murder people in his line of duty.

An orphan, Jason Todd lost his mother to drug addiction, and his father vanished after working as a hired muscle for Two-Face. Batman finds him trying to steal the tires off the Batmobile.

We’re talking about Oz Cobb’s relationship with his young protégé Victor “Vic” Aguilar (Rhenzy Feliz) which draws from Batman’s mentorship of the second Robin, Jason Todd. In The ...