Jason Todd¹

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Jason Todd, like Robin, had a youthful appearance, with short, dark hair, and brown eyes. After his resurrection as a Red Hood, his hair turns jet black and his left eye has a grey sclera, possibly due to stress and training with the League of Assassins. He may also have a white lock on his hair due to Joker torture

Young and athletic: Jason Todd, in his time as Robin, was a young man with an athletic physical complexion and a height close to that of Dick Grayson.

Hair: Her hair was short and generally black, although in some versions it is mentioned that she is naturally redhead.

He wore the classic Robin suit, which was an improved version of the original Dick Grayson suit, with Zylon fibers for extra strength and protection.

Eyes: His eyes were brown.

Hair: Her hair is jet black and, in some versions, she has a white lock due to the stress of the torture of the Joker and the stay at the Pozo de Lázaro.

Eyes: His left eye has grey sclera, and some associate it with the effects of training with the League of Assassins.

Completion: It maintains an athletic and muscular complexion, slightly more robust than that of Dick Grayson.

Like Red Hood, he wears a red and black leather suit, with a mask that hides his identity.

Armament: He is known for using firearms and other weapons, in addition to his combat training.

The character was the replacement for Dick Grayson, the original Robin, as an ally of Batman, as Grayson was linked to the young titan series.

In 1989, Todd was the subject of a controversial outcome as he was killed by the joker after a telephone vote in which comic book readers decided to kill him, it is important to note that approximately 300 votes were automatically made by a machine that a person used to make Jason lose. The death of Todd, like Robin, was described for years as "the worst failure in the Batman race.".

Later, in the early 2000s, Jason Todd was resurrected by DC Comics, taking on the identity of anti-hero Red Hood.

Jason Todd was the son of Willis Todd, a small-time thief who died as the second hand of Dos Caras, believed to have killed him, and Catherine Todd, a drug addict. One night Batman found him stealing the wheels of his Batmobile, instead of getting angry he was surprised by the skill of the boy but put him in a school for troubled boys, seeing that he did not adapt he decided to adopt him to rescue him from the street and from this school. The transition from Jason Todd to Robin lasted a few months. Dick Grayson officially gave him the job. Jason began training as a detective and combined his new life with high school.

Jason makes his first appearance after his death. He faces Batman in combat, but is eventually replaced by Clayface, which is why Batman comes to think that it was always Clayface who confronted him. However, the tomb of Jason is empty.

On the occasion of the series Infinite Crisis, it has been revealed that when Superboy Prime hit the barriers between the worlds, it allowed Todd to return from the dead after 6 months of his death (Batman Annual #25). After the resurrection, he spent about a year in a hospital until Talia Al Ghul found him and healed him by putting him in the well of Lazarus where Ra's Al Ghul was bathing at the same time. Todd sought revenge from the Joker for killing him and Batman for not avengin