Red Hood Lost Days #3

[benicio127]

This and seeing Wade/Outlaw in Deadpool #1000 made me So. So. Happy.




So Jason is training under a martial arts expert who he later finds is trafficking 10-year-old kids in a sex trade.

He kills the man by poisoning his energy drink and brings the kids to the British Embassy. Meanwhile, Talia is stalling him from his mission against Bruce. He sits down and talks with her afterwards.







Suggested tags: char: talia al ghul, char: robin/red hood/jason todd, creator: judd winick, creator: jeremy haun

Comments

[benicio127]

I think he meant the same thing though. DC seems to have a push towards Jason as a villain in current canon. It seems very odd as most fans don't even seem to regard him as such. They get the difference and understand these are literary archetypes we're working with here.

Here's something interesting I thought Dan Didio said on the Robin's Requiem: The Tale of Jason Todd... It's on the fuckyeahjtoddz tumblr.

Here's some of what Didio said...

I see him as a villain. I think he’s crossed the line. I think he has lost what it takes to be heroic. I think what he believes is the ends justifies the means and that any ends justifies any means and I don’t believe that’s the attitude of any true hero.

This next bit really makes me laugh... the post-card is hilarious.

I just got a postcard in the mail, which apes one of the Jason Todd covers, the Red Hood covers. What they did is they have Jason Todd holding the Red Hood. And in the original picture, there’s a reflection of Batman’s face and actually they superimposed my face in the reflection, saying, “No, I’m not a villain, make me a hero again!”

[daggerpen]

He probably did.