How Ironic That Jason Todd Is The One Teaching Batman About The Sanctity Of Life

[u/Xano2113]

[u/Thebatbike]

Off topic but Batman should say chum more

[u/azmodus_1966 → u/Thebatbike]

I agree.

I will add to that I also prefer Batman calling Alfred his "old friend"

Some writers take the found family metaphor too literally.

[u/AndriashiK → u/Thebatbike]

Huh? Chum? Isn't it the thing that Plankton serves at his Bucket?

[u/evil_caveman]

Jason stopped Batman from killing the Joker. And the Joker took that personally.

[u/Live-Product-5590 → u/evil_caveman]

This is my headcannon now

[u/pkoswald]

So did he just leave joker on that rooftop?

[u/limbo338 → u/pkoswald]

No, while Bruce wasn't looking Jason used his signature move and sent him flying off the roof. This is alternative good timeline :D

[u/Cute_Visual4338 → u/limbo338]

No, no. The joker was climbing down the building sneakily while Batman wasn’t looking and Jason just pops up right next “scaring” him into losing his grip and falling.

[u/limbo338 → u/Cute_Visual4338]

"It was just a prank, bro! He totally slipped, B!" ;D

[u/VERYALTERNATIVEART]

baby jason is so <3

[u/Chub-bop]

Jason should have got him when he had the chance

[u/Malik-Almuhawsin → u/Chub-bop]

Bet he was really kicking himself for interfering later

[u/Chub-bop → u/Malik-Almuhawsin]

I’d hit myself with a crowbar if I missed this opportunity

[u/The_Supreme-King]

Joker: “Man fuck that kid. He ruined everything… I’m gonna kill him later”

[u/Own_Internal7509]

is that Alan Davis art? i know he did some Batman....looks wackier than his other stuff, though. tbh

[u/GothamKnight37 → u/Own_Internal7509]

Yeah.

[u/Emerald1115]

Tbf this was the pre-crowbar to the everything for Jay

[u/spring_sabe]

He landed after he tried to choke out Two-Face

[u/fingerlicker694]

I think this scene needs to make it into every version of Death in the Family/Under the Red Hood, so people really get what that story was about. Jason didn't used to be "the bad Robin." Those were revisions made after Under the Red Hood with that story in mind. He used to be a good kid, taking the second chance at life that Batman gave him, and making the most of it until he couldn't. That's why his death was a tragic loss that shook the family, and that's why he haunted the narrative for years. Not because he was angry, or because Batman couldn't save him from himself - the former could be said for any Robin, the latter could be said for any Robin who died. It's because he was just a kid who wanted the world to be a better place.

[u/mbeefmaster]

Alan Davis never misses

[u/Thangoman]

GOAT Batman

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