Sorry I got thinking about Brothers In Blood again, specifically the scene where they try to paint Jason as Reckless and Dick as Thoughtful about their respective targets.
Because the books show the opposite for the most part- Dick's literally gets his ass kicked in the first issue of the collection because he didn't do any research on the Pierce Brothers(Shout out to Jason's monologue in the opening about how any self respecting superhero planning on moving to New York would know about the Pierce Brothers) and rushed in because he saw that they were beating on some guy without knowing that they're Metahumans. He loses his temper just casually seeing Jason during that photoshoot and just starts trying to kick his ass while they're both seen as civilians. He fucks Cheyanne multiple times without knowing anything about her or her life.
Meanwhile, Jason's inner monologue states that he actually bothered learning shit about the Pierce Brothers and throughout the series is mostly attacking them indirectly through their goons. When Dick catches him in the middle of trying to kill some guy he explains that he's a convicted rapist who fell through the cracks, because that's a thing that he knew about the guy. I wonder why he was standing underneath that balcony after Dick fell over, almost like he was spying on his targets instead of rushing in... Dick never finds out where Jason's staying but Jason knows where he lives and where he works and his phone number.
Mind, I don't even think Recklessness is a bad trait for a hero to have necessarily. But it is a Thing that the stated traits and the actual narrative beats contradict each other so obviously if you're paying attention to the traits the characters exhibit.


















