Jaybin Defender

jason todd to me is about two things: love & autonomy

these two things can be very bad for each other and that's when it gets exciting

does anyone have a picture of that beautiful letter to the editorial in which a green lantern fan threatens them with exploding the hqs or something like that

Immortal Jason Todd would be so bitchy tho. Like he'd kill himself to get out of a conversation or emphasise a point, or like, he'd let a goon shoot him in the head then come back immediately after because his freaky fuckass thinks it's funny.

It really does feel like living in another world sometimes the way people talk about Jason. This magical alternate universe where Jason is an important and respected part of the bats and gets a million chances and is treated way better than everyone else and is always propped up by the story. Quick question- which comics is that happening in?

Every time someone boils down any joke, art, ect to "Well x died too/more than once and THEY never got as upset as Jason did" an angel responsible for human reading comprehension dies.

on that note can these characters stop acting like jaybin and jason are drastically different people who can not and should not ever be considered the same man. like guys i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the outcome of someone dying and coming back to life and avenging their own death and being talked down on by 97% of the superhero community (key word: superhero, bc they reaaalllyyy dont act like it in these moments) is gonna be an emotionally closed off and defensive individual. no, jason wont act like the kid you used to know, probably because hes uhmmmmmmm traumatized? and that doesnt make him an entirely different person? he still likes the same books and makes the same jokes and has the same favorite foods and gets angry at the same things. because its the same person?? thats responding to trauma??