RedHood16

I am currently making my own version for my high school film show. It will be released onto youtube around June or July though. Unffortunatley, due to a limited cast and time schedule, the film will only focus on the Joker's "Origin" and NOT Barbara Gordon's tragedy. There will be a reference to Commissioner Gordon's torture, though. The film will be titled, "One Bad Day" because I cannot use the word, "Kill", without being disqualified. I have read the book for over 3 years, and have been writing the script for about 2 years now. I personally hope the people who made "Under The Red Hood" film will one day make an animated "Killing Joke." By the way, am I the ONLY person who noticed a connection to "The Killing Joke" in the "Red Hood" film? Everyone I know who saw it never saw the connection. Oh well, hope this is good information to you guys.

thanks, I will.

I would go with the Original hood and/or the Under the Hood hood. The new one looks like a weird costume a 10 year-old would make. It makes me think that the whiney Chris O'Donnellis under the hood....no pun intended.

I know that there is no drug that can make someone see and experience extreme hallucinations, like in Batman Arkham Asylum, but after watching the cartoon, seeing the films, and reading the comics, I HAVE to ask: Is there a type of drug/gas that is capable of exposing a person's fear(s)? Even if it is not EXACTLY like Scarecrow's gas, there could possibly be something realistic, due to the fact that Christopher Nolan's Batman universe relies on realistic things. So basically, if Nolan put Scarecrow's toxin in Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, surely there should be some realism in that, right?

Personally, I think he may in fact be Jason Todd. Think about it: It was said that only a Titan could have gotten into the Tower, and we don't really know how much time passes between each episode, so Jason could have been a Titan like the comics. His violent skills and vigilante status attributes to Jason's Red Hood persona (Red X....Red Hood?) Red X even addresses Robin when asked about not being a hero, saying, "Doesn't mean I don't know how to play one." And Jason Todd IS shown on Beast Boy's chalkboard, when he lists the possibilities as to who Red X is. I think that Red X is in fact Jason Todd.

I know that the writer worked on The Mask, and it is said here on comicvine that The Mask is in it. But without owning the comic I REALLY can't say.