JASON TODD [THE RED HOOD]

• Jason Peter Todd is a vigilante and anti-hero of Gotham, unlike Batman he doesn't spare criminals, and kills whoever gets in his way, he is extremely vengeful to Batman and Joker.

• Jason takes on the anti-hero alias as Red Hood, and goes botching drug deals and kills criminals around Gotham to rid it of evildoers.

• Jason as the red hood dawns a brown coat with a black shirt, a red bat symbol in the middle of his black shirt, black cargo pants, and black boots, with a red metal mask that has a lift-able front faceplate, black lines going down the white eyes/lenses of the mask.

• Jason has a bulky frame, is 6 feet tall, he has a white complexion, white ethnicity, black eyes, black hair, and wears black gloves. He's armed with explosive bat-a-rangs (grenade shaped like a bat), and pistols and AK's.

• Jason Peter Todd first appeared in Batman #357 (1983) and became the second Robin, sidekick to the superhero Batman, when the previous Robin, Dick Grayson went on to star in The New Teen Titans under the moniker of Nightwing. Though originally popular, following a revamping of his origin by Max Allan Collins, the Jason Todd version of Robin was not well received by fans. For 1988's Batman: A Death in the Family story-line, DC Comics held a telephone poll to determine whether or not the character would die at the hands of the Joker, Batman's arch nemesis. The character was killed off by a vote of 5343–5271. Subsequent Batman stories dealt with Batman's guilt over not being able to prevent Jason's death. However, in 2005's story arc Under the Hood the character was resurrected, eventually becoming the second Red Hood and assuming a new role as an antihero who resembles Batman in many ways, except with a willingness to use lethal force and weapons.

Beginning in June 2010, Todd starred in "Red Hood: The Lost Days," a six issue miniseries that was timed to coincide with the release of the DC animated film Batman: Under the Red Hood, which was a movie adaptation of the comic series Under The Hood. The story, written by Judd Winick, concentrated on Jason Todd's lost years of globe-trotting and training after his death and resurrection before his return to Gotham.

• Jason is 20 years old.