I like him.

I like him. He shot Damian Wayne. He's better now since Lobdell took over and he is finally over the Joker/Batman fiasco.

I like him more than Batman, imo.

@mr.obvious said:

I like him more than Batman, imo.

As do I.

I like him

@god_spawn said:

@mr.obvious said:

I like him more than Batman, imo.

As do I.

You're awesome <3

Hated him as Robin in the 80s, love him as the Red Hood (except when Morrison is writing him).

I didn't think I was going to like the character and only picked up his series because of Arsenal and Starfire, at this point, Jason has become my favorite character of the three.

He's my favorite Dc character

I get it that people don't like Jason, and I definitely get why people hate what Lobdell did to his character, but I adore him. I like when he's a psycho, when he's trying not to be, when he's ginger, when he's a beefcake killer, in the pill-helmet costume and with the motorcycle fetish one. He's a tortured character, and it's easy to hate him when you forget everything he's been through. But once you take his history into account and really start reading him as a poor, confused kid trying to make sense of his crazy life, he starts growing on you.

love.him.

@Kid_Omega_Prime: Honestly. Yes Jason kills. But lets be honest. All of the people that Batman refuses to kill have come out of Arkham and guess what they kill more people. I get that they can't kill off people because it would be hard to write a story bringing that person back but lets be honest. If you have kids or want kids would you be ok with a child molester getting put in jail knowing that he's already escaped every time he's put there or would you feel better knowing someone just plugged him straight in the dome piece? I myself have a son and I would feel better knowing that he was shot and killed than put in jail just to escape again.

Jason now does kill but he does it more gracefully. In my opinion. And his character has grown up from what he was when he came back. He now has better and more important things to think about than his hatred for the Joker or for Bruce. He no longer wants to get revenge. As a matter of fact in this new story arc he will be helping the Bat family out. I'm curious to know just how this is going to go.

@RedHoodJT said:

@Kid_Omega_Prime: Honestly. Yes Jason kills. But lets be honest. All of the people that Batman refuses to kill have come out of Arkham and guess what they kill more people. I get that they can't kill off people because it would be hard to write a story bringing that person back but lets be honest. If you have kids or want kids would you be ok with a child molester getting put in jail knowing that he's already escaped every time he's put there or would you feel better knowing someone just plugged him straight in the dome piece? I myself have a son and I would feel better knowing that he was shot and killed than put in jail just to escape again.

Jason now does kill but he does it more gracefully. In my opinion. And his character has grown up from what he was when he came back. He now has better and more important things to think about than his hatred for the Joker or for Bruce. He no longer wants to get revenge. As a matter of fact in this new story arc he will be helping the Bat family out. I'm curious to know just how this is going to go.

You have a son?

@The Stegman:

@The Stegman said:

@sethysquare: I was comparing the two, I dislike the Punisher because he kills criminals, same as Jason, however Jason..I dunno, I like parts of him.

Jason has a charming personality lol

@The Stegman said:

@daredevil21134:

@The Stegman said:

@sethysquare: I was comparing the two, I dislike the Punisher because he kills criminals, same as Jason, however Jason..I dunno, I like parts of him.

Jason has a charming personality lol

That's one of the things I like about him, lol, honestly, having a good personality can allow you to get away with a lot.

Yup,I agree

@daredevil21134: Yup sure do.

And Jason does have a great personality. He has that charm that people want from a character. But he also has a serious side. I think of him in a lot of ways of being split right down the middle with Bruce and Dick. He has the charm of Dick with the attitude of Bruce. People loved Batman and Robin for that charm and brooding factor. And now you have it with one person. Its kinda cool.

And he's nothing like the punisher. Yes he kills criminals whoopdie do. They're bad guys who cares if they live or die? If they didn't want that to happen they should have chosen a better life style. But he dosen't make it his sole mission to go out of his way to kill every mob boss in the city. If he did then yes he would be the punisher.

I loved him when he had the whole lost days mini but then when he became a redhead again I hated him but now he is back in my good graces lol

I absolutely love Jason. No doubt.

@_slim_ said:

I like him.

@Kid_Omega_Prime: I hate now that he is alive. Liked him dead because he was the one clear failling Batman had. it gave Batman a reminder that what he does is never going to be mess free.also it gave Joker a very personal act to taunt batman about. in effect the joker killed batman's "son".

I like Jason Todd. I think the problem with the character is that after his death a lot of writers and editors wanted to blame the victim which is the wrong thing to do. I meant you had characters going out of there way to say that Jason didn't know what he was doing or flashbacks showing Jason to be violent and reckless. And now you have a bunch of writers who have either read or worked on those issues talking about Jason, that are spreading the myth that Jason was a bad Robin.Plus Under the Red Hood is not that great of a story.

@Ladyspider: How was Under the Red Hood not a good story? It was the story that got me to start buying DC comics again. I had been Marvel exclusive for a very long time. Then that story came out and blew my mind. At which I decided to start buying both books from Marvel and DC. Now I only buy from DC because Marvel is seriously lacking in the story and grabbing the readers attention aspect of things.

I like very interesting villains/anti-heroes with good development and backstory and especially when they use to be heroes.

I've always liked Jason, because unlike the other Robins (at least before Damian) Jason wasn't the campy little sidekick that did everything he was told. It added another element to Batman in the lack of control he had over him. What they're doing with Damian could've been done with Jason if he lived long enough.

I hope they introduce him in Young Justice season 2 or 3 seeing as Tim is already Robin at this point.

Jason is one of my favorite characters.

Todd is awesome but he really needs a better costume... That red hood looks stupid

He certainly aint boring...

I kinda never liked trouble makers but you know... I dont judge people for that... cuz I know he has been through a lot so its understandble....