I know I was riffing on comic book attitudes to continuity. But reading today's Red Hood: Outlaw #41, I had a bit of a Mandela moment. Can anyone help me ...

After a few mixed review series, Red Hood is getting a new solo series with Huntress joining him. Despite being named Red ...

Batman #137 …. alongside Professor Pyg, Two-Face, The Calendar Man, Scarecrow, Black Mask, Firebug, The Ventriloquist and Scarface. And now in Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War: Red Hood #1 out ...

Red Hood loses his ability to function and the baddies fight each other to get him back and it’s just a whole lotta nonsense from there. This mini-series is going out of its way to be crazy now ...

Jason Todd, Batman’s second Robin who is now known as the Red Hood, is one of the most badass and tragic characters in the DC Comics library. Though he can be described as “Batman With Guns ...

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

Jason Peter Todd (Red Hood) first appeared in Batman #357 in 1983 as the second Robin and sidekick to Batman, after the previous Robin, Dick Grayson, joined The New Teen Titans as Nightwing.Todd ...

But decades later he came back to life, becoming the vigilante Red Hood, and is now a fan-favorite. However, he has never had his own solo ongoing series, headlining only team books.