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

Jason remarks that he can finally get revenge, fight back, and that he will “get to hurt someone else,” implying that his new role as Robin gives him ability to act on those urges.

After reading Robin & Batman: Jason Todd #1, I believe this series is off to a great start. Nguyen’s artwork is always a highlight for me, and that sentiment doesn’t change here.

0425DC184 – Robin and Batman: Jason Todd #1 Rafael Albuquerque Cover – $4.99 0425DC185 – Robin and Batman: Jason Todd #1 Cover – $7.99 (W) Jeff Lemire (A/CA) Dustin Nguyen ...

The original Hush storyline initially teased that Hush was the resurrected Jason Todd, the second Robin, after being killed by the Joker. It wasn't, but Batman did discover that Todd's grave was ...

BATMAN fans have compiled a compelling case that says Jared Leto’s Joker is actually Robin gone bad. WARNING: POTENTIAL SPOILERS Meghan O’Keefe less than 2 min read September 6, 2015 - 4:43AM ...

Batman has a new Robin, Jason Todd. Jason is a rash, impulsive and reckless kid with a troubled past, who Batman was certain could be molded into Gotham’s next protector.

When Jason Todd was first introduced in 1983’s Batman #357, he was not the most original character. Like Dick Grayson, he was a circus acrobat, whose parents were killed by criminals in Gotham City.

There’s a pretty compelling new theory going around that Leto’s Joker is actually not the original Joker (or “ur-Joker,” if you will), but Jason Todd after his mental breakdown. If you ...