A)He get into a vigilante with weapons and a weird code of honor, not a heroe, but not a villain.
B)He gets back at the Batfamily like the bad son, he is still very angry, he dont kill, still he get more dark and bloody that Batman.
C)He gets screwed like the Punisher.
I am sick and Tired that Dc tries to make hima Punisher/Solo/Batman, i liked more him when i feel him as a Batman/Vigilante/Deathstroke.
Why does every Vigilante that uses guns ands screwed?
Because Marvel and Dc decide to make them Frank Castles.

I'm not sure yet

If I was writing him I'd have him hit rock bottom completely then he'd have this moment of clarity like an alcoholic when he realizes he has a problem then he'd go on a path of redemption, and eventually have him do something  big that makes even Batman see him as a hero again 

If I was writing him I'd have him hit rock bottom completely then he'd have this moment of clarity like an alcoholic when he realizes he has a problem then he'd go on a path of redemption, and eventually have him do something  big that makes even Batman see him as a hero again 

If I was writing him I'd have him hit rock bottom completely then he'd have this moment of clarity like an alcoholic when he realizes he has a problem then he'd go on a path of redemption, and eventually have him do something  big that makes even Batman see him as a hero again 

If I was writing him I'd have him hit rock bottom completely then he'd have this moment of clarity like an alcoholic when he realizes he has a problem then he'd go on a path of redemption, and eventually have him do something  big that makes even Batman see him as a hero again 

He already hit Rock Bottom in Batman & Robin lol @jrock85: 

What the hell is redemption? Screaming "Nooooooooooooooooooooooo!" when Captain Nazi gets dropped like the other simps in spandex?  Bruce is boring, his kids are boring, his extended international fascist party is boring.  We beat the the devil, and all that's left is the Mickey Mouse Club for Grant Morrison. 
 
Vigilante who kills. Different City. 
 
Jason graduated from the world of cartoon hero morality back in 1989. Paid for in his own blood. You can't go home again. 

His own series is what's needed then. Away from the others.

His own series is what's needed then. Away from the others.

What the hell is redemption? Screaming "Nooooooooooooooooooooooo!" when Captain Nazi gets dropped like the other simps in spandex?  Bruce is boring, his kids are boring, his extended international fascist party is boring.  We beat the the devil, and all that's left is the Mickey Mouse Club for Grant Morrison.  Vigilante who kills. Different City.  Jason graduated from the world of cartoon hero morality back in 1989. Paid for in his own blood. You can't go home again. 

idk man, I know I'm kind of in the minority but I liked what Morrison did with him, doing the same thing as the heroes but with a lethal twist to show them his way works better, now sure that led to Flamingo but if Jason didn't get so hot headed about Dick I think he could have won that...

It more than led to Flamingo, arguably it brought metas from the Society to Gotham in Under The Hood to kill Jason. More reason Morrison's story was redundant. 
 
And of course he has to be away from the others, because the obvious lesson is Batman would always stop Jason. Not much of a series that way.

Jason need to keep in gotham or if not keep with another character that conect him with Batman.
I am sure he could go to live to another city, but i mean, he and Batman have a relationship to big to explore, another thing, batman cant be at all places at the same time, is easy to explain why batman dont stop him.
Jason find a way to avoid Batman as much as posible.

We will see

I'd like him to remain as a typical, gun-toting anti-hero. Like the opposite of Deadshot, who I view more as an anti-villain. He should be at odds with the Bat-family but not a true villain himself.

@fodigg said:

I'd like him to remain as a typical, gun-toting anti-hero. Like the opposite of Deadshot, who I view more as an anti-villain. He should be at odds with the Bat-family but not a true villain himself.

To be honest i think of Jason more like a Byronic Hero that an Anti Hero, i see him more heroic that the Punisher or even 80s Wolverine.

Red Hood and the Outlaws rocked by the way

@DeathpooltheT1000 said:

@fodigg said:

I'd like him to remain as a typical, gun-toting anti-hero. Like the opposite of Deadshot, who I view more as an anti-villain. He should be at odds with the Bat-family but not a true villain himself.

To be honest i think of Jason more like a Byronic Hero that an Anti Hero, i see him more heroic that the Punisher or even 80s Wolverine.

You're probably right, but then I think a lot of modern use of the term "anti-hero" is used for the typical byronic hero: an idealized protagonist, but jaded, disrespectful, and lacking integrity. A true anti-hero is more like a Falstaff. I'm not trying to defend this misuse, I'm just saying it's common.

@fodigg: Is like Litterrally, i mean is so hard to understand that the word means, it did happened?

I just hope Jason keeps his porsonallity and nothing weird happens to him.