Robin and Batman Jason Todd Issue 1 is published by DC Comics. Written by Jeff Lemire, with art and colors by Dustin Nguyen and letters by Steve Wands. Taking place in the early days of Bruce Wayne ...

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

With a release date set for June 11, 2025, the full issue of Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen’s Robin & Batman: Jason Todd #1 is nearly here. However, fans hoping for a light-hearted retelling of ...

The formerly dead Robin, Jason Todd, gets his own solo ongoing series this fall in Red Hood #1 by Gretchen Felker-Martin and ...

"Batman has a new Robin, Jason Todd" reads DC's synopsis for the new series. ... In 1988 Batman editor Dennis O'Neil came up with the idea of a phone in poll that would affect the future of DC comics.

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.

Longtime comic book readers may recall that DC Comics originally had fans call a 900-number to decide if Jason Todd would live or die after a brutal attack from the Joker.

Cover image for 0425DC184 Robin and Batman: Jason Todd #1 Rafael Albuquerque Cover, by (W) Jeff Lemire (A) Dustin Nguyen (CA) Rafael Albuquerque, in stores Wednesday, June 11, 2025 from 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 age very slowly, from about 12 to 18 years old in all that time. But ...

DC Comics Asks: What If Jason Todd Lives? A new miniseries will pick up from what could've happened in the infamous Death in the Family story that claimed the life of the second Robin.

Filed Under: DC Comics. Source: IGN. Many years ago in the Batman: A Death In The Family comic arc, Batman's second Robin, Jason Todd, met a grisly end (beaten half to death with a crowbar, ...

That new Robin was a younger kid by the name of Jason Todd. DC Comics introduced Jason Todd in 1983’s Batman #357. Like Dick, he was originally the child of murdered circus acrobats, who Bruce ...