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Batman: Red Hood - The Lost Days Judd Winick
Publisher: DC Comics

Have you read red hood: the lost days? To coincide with DC Entertainment's latest direct-to-DVD animated feature, Batman: Under The Red Hood (which comes out next month), DC Comics has reunited Judd Winick with Jason Todd, a.k.a. He later told Bruce he didn't care. Or will SHADOWMAN push the reborn publisher into a more varied line of storytelling, swaying a little more toward the Garth Ennis or Jamie Delano days? Writer: Peter Tomasi Art: Patrick Gleason Publisher: DC Comics Reviewer: Optimous Douche As sad I was to see Damian Wayne flayed by his clone self, this death has given DC writers a fresh direction to take the Dark Knight – namely, Bat-shit crazy. Also Talia was shocked in Lost Days that Jason didn't care how he came back. After recent appearances in Batman and Robin with his new sidekick Scarlet, he is currently starring in a mini-series called Red Hood: Lost Days which presents a history for Jason Todd since his return from the dead. A+ to jensen ackles, the mangst master. I agree, i am always very much on jason's side. I enjoyed this issue and I don't think it's undone anything that was already established about Red Hood.