Jason is notably wearing his classic Red Hood helmet—the same one he first debuted in Judd Winick and Doug Mahnke’s Batman: Under the Red Hood storyline and that remained a core part of his ...

What Red Hood really needs is for DC to let him have emotions, like a real human being. If the Lazarus Pit changed how he processes and expresses feelings, his stories should engage with that ...

DC Comics has announced Red Hood, a new ongoing comic book series from writer Gretchen Felker-Martin (Manhunt) and artist Jeff Spokes (Jenny Sparks). The new series brings Jason Todd back to the ...

While the new series, Red Hood seems set to stay with the current canon of the DC Universe, this could be the start of something groundbreaking for DC in ways not seen before. DC has been skewing ...

At least when Red Hood interacts with Catwoman there’s an inkling of intrigue so let’s hope we get to see more of that, or, I don’t know, a story that involves henchmen with actual personality.

One part vigilante, one part criminal kingpin, Red Hood begins cleaning up Gotham with the efficiency of Batman, but without following the same ethical code. Killing is an option.

Article Summary Red Hood faces demons in "The Hill #3," out April 9th. Jason Todd's battle in his new hometown reaches new infernal levels. DC Comics offers Red Hood's demon-slaying at $3.99 SRP ...