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Jason Todd
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26 on Red Hood #1 ReviewComing off the events of Batman: H2SH, Jason Todd finds himself out of Gotham and in the city of New Angelique. He’s looking for a new start and investigating a series of murders involving the city’s law enforcement. These crimes run deeper than anything he could’ve imagined, and he might need some help from The…
This upcoming Wednesday, erupting from the events of H2SH, comes DC's first-ever in-continuity, mature readers, ongoing Red Hood series! The creative team behind this new series is writer Gretchen Felker-Martin, artist Jeff Spokes, and letterer Becca Carey. Jason Todd has left Gotham and Batman behind him. All he's taking with him is his costume, his…
While in the midst of struggling to figure out what kind of crime fighter he wants to be, Jason has aligned himself with the ruthless vigilante, Wraith. Can Batman steer Jason back on the right path or is his fate set in stone? Issue #3 of Robin & Batman: Jason Todd concludes this miniseries by…
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 characters and concepts across comics, film, television, and more. Most of the former and current Robins - Dick, Tim, and Damian…
Jason Todd’s inner turmoil is consuming him. Batman is struggling on how to mentor the troubled youth. And this new vigilante, Wraith, has his own philosophy on how to handle the criminals in Gotham and will cross lines that the Caped Crusader won’t by willing to kill. As Jason tries to figure out who he…
Red Hood will soon be getting a new ongoing series written by Gretchen Felker-Martin (Manhunt, Cuckoo) with art by Jeff Spokes (Jenny Sparks). Coming this September, Red Hood will be both rated for mature readers (17+) and set in DC's main continuity. The story will see Jason Todd teaming up with Huntress Helena Bertinelli to…
The critically-acclaimed duo of writer Jeff Lemire and artist Dustin Nguyen reunite for the second entry of their Robin & Batman series. This new three-issue miniseries focuses on the second Robin, Jason Todd. Will Robin & Batman: Jason Todd be able to maintain the quality of the predecessor? Let’s get into it with my thoughts…
Next month, the critically acclaimed duo of writer Jeff Lemire and artist Dustin Nguyen (Descender, Ascender, Little Monsters) reunite for a three-issue miniseries highlighting the early days of a different dynamic duo and the story of Batman's most tortured Robin in Jason Todd. The new limited series launches on June 11th. Batman has a new…
For issue #18 of Batman & Robin, the Dynamic Duo are on separate missions in order to stop the chaos that’s ensuing due to the atrocities that Memento’s been committing throughout Gotham. Batman, along with Red Hood, are trying to end a shoot out between rival mobs. Meanwhile, Damian and Lieutenant Lautrec are investigating Scarecrow’s…
All hell has broken out at Arkham Tower where Memento has struck once again. Batman was in the middle of interrogating Scarecrow about his potential connection to the mysterious villain, and now he has to fight his way out of all the hysteria. Meanwhile, Robin is still questioning if he should continue crime fighting or…
I can’t tell you how excited I am that Batman: Wayne Family Adventures even exists, let alone got published not only as a Webtoon, but got a physical release as well. This comic has been my number one favorite thing DC comics has published since it’s initial release back in September of 2021. I’m delighted…
Last month Knight Terrors: Robin opened by dropping both Jason Todd and Tim Drake into their own personal nightmares together. It very much felt like only part of a story rather than a completed thought. This issue steps in to wrap up the ideas presented in the previous one, and finish the story. I was…
Knight Terrors: Robin features Tim Drake and Jason Todd as they –like the rest of the world– have been thrust into their worst nightmares. In this dream, at least they have each other...well kind of. I’m not sure what I was really expecting to get out of this issue. It’s fine, it’s not poorly written…
Batman Incorporated are now the unlikely targets of the Joker! Envious of Batman's international crusade, Joker deploys his counter squad to threaten, kill, and torture people all across the globe. As a result, Batman Inc splits up to desperately combat Joker's homicidal new allies. 9-1-1 First and foremost, Ed Brisson clarifies a few new details…
It's the final issue of this series, and while I'm not exactly distraught to see it go, I do think it's a little sad that this might be the last we see of this version of Batman's world. I've really enjoyed the Gotham Knights universe, and I hope we get to see more of it in…
We're back with a blast from the past (a few, actually) in this week's issue of Gilded City! This whole mini has been better than it had any right to be, especially for a video game tie-in comic, and I honestly would love to see this Narcisse/Abel/John/Wands team on a future bat-project, unhindered by any obligations…
We're back! The Runaway's adventures continue, and the FOMO Fear Gas is still spreading! What secrets connect the two? Will our heroes, past and present, be able to stop their respective crises? Let's find out! The Runaway I think I've said it in just about every review so far, but The Runaway is such an…
Ghost-Maker's Batman Inc. is a disaster spiraling out of control. The simple mission of tracking down a murderer has turned into an international mess. While readers get a reveal of the killer's origin and motives, Ghost-Maker and his team fruitlessly scramble to keep up. Firstly, this issue focuses on who Phantom-One is and why he…
Batman vs. Robin #3 runs like clockwork, efficiently setting up an easy to track sequence of events that deliver fun action while also digging into the core dynamics of the Bat family. Art duties are split between Mahmud Asrar and Scott Godlewski, who both turn in solid work without a noticeable shift in quality. However,…
Batman vs. Robin #2 delivers a spectacle of exposition, clearly establishing the stakes and motivations of every character. It’s a risky endeavor, but Mahmud Asrar’s sense of style and Mark Waid’s sense of humor elevate what could have been a dry read into a thrilling, and often funny, chapter. Right from the start, Waid’s script…
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This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com