There are a few legendary unpublished stories in comic book history ... the 1988 issue in which Jason Todd, the second Robin, dies - but with the alternate, unpublished ending in which Jason ...

two versions of the comic were prepared for publication depending on the votes, and as readers know the version where Jason Todd died was the one that made it to stands. Now, the other is on the way.

The DC Universe is gearing up to share the first official cinematic version of Jason ... DCU is looking for to embody Jason Todd. Wadsworth plays Marcus in the comic book series Deadly Class ...

Jason Todd needs some kind of shot in the arm ... with a new Scarlet — his sidekick from when he became a more-Batman like vigilante version of himself during Morrison’s Batman and Robin ...

DC recently published the "lost" alternative version that showed Todd surviving. Jason stayed dead for a remarkably long time in comics, before officially returning in 2005, now going by the name ...

DC Comics introduced Jason Todd in 1983’s Batman #357 ... Oz Cobb and Vic Is a Darker Version of Bruce Wayne and Jason Todd In The Penguin, Oz Cobb meets Vic more or less the same way.

From the moment the faux Clayface version of Jason Todd labelled Tim Drake a pretender during the end of Hush, the seed was planted for Jason to have some beef with the other Robins. First up was ...

However, Robin and Batman: Jason Todd is the first miniseries to be devoted to exploring this moment in time. Given the popularity of Red Hood, it makes sense that DC Comics would finally give him ...

Red Hood and the Outlaws is one of the few DC Comics from the original New 52 launch that is still around. Batman’s second Robin, Jason Todd ... If Gotham is DC’s version of New York City ...