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Blue Devil #19 (1986)* – Jason teams up with Blue Devil’s sidekick.Some got published before the reboot, but remained canon. Detective Comics #568-#582 (1986-1987) – more Jason as Robin! The style is super cute and it’s a pretty lighthearted read.Batman #408-#426 (1987-1989) – aka Jason’s original time as Robin post-crisis, including his death arc.(some of these came out before the Crisis reboot, but they’re still canon post-crisis)

Crisis on Infinite Earths #5, #9, #11-12 (1985-1986) – explains what happened to this version of Jason, not particularly needed unless you like knowing it all.The comics should be read as Batman/DC/Batman, i.e.: Batman #357, Detective Comics #524, Batman #358, Detective Comics #525, and so on until Batman #400. If you wanna know more about the mentioned crisis, this page explains it pretty well However, over the years some issues have been referenced again, making them canon in the current continuity. His Robin run at that time is a pretty fun read, but it’s not relevant to the character right now, as after the crisis everything about him changed and canon doesn’t take it into consideration anymore. Pre Reboot (or Pre-Crisis, as it may be mentioned in comics circles) he was a circus boy, with a backstory similar to Dick’s.

Batman #408-#425 + Batman annual #12 (1987-1989)īefore starting, as mentioned, Jason was one of the characters that got completely rebooted once.

He was murdered by the Joker, and then resurrected almost two decades later, in which he initially turned against Batman, taking Joker’s old codename, the Red Hood.Īfter the new 52 revamp, he’s closer to the batfamily, and even assembled his own team of anti heroes (Arsenal/Roy Harper & Koriand’r/Starfire, and later on Artemis of Bana-Mighdall & Bizarro). Jason Todd was the second Robin, first introduced as a circus boy (with a backstory and personality similar to Dick Grayson’s) and then rebooted to be introduced as the character we know nowadays.