We knew that Jason Todd was locked up after he was brought back from the dead after being killed by the Joker and his first appearance as Red Hood. He was then committed to Arkham Asylum, until ...

Was Jason Todd In The Game All Along? Rocksteady. ... if you go back to Arkham Asylum with the twist in mind, it almost seems like Rocksteady were planning it all along.

Dick Grayson has long since been retired from Robin fame as Nightwing in the comic world, and Jason Todd has been dead for a few decades now (well, kinda). This leaves Tim Drake as the only viable ...

In the game, Jason Todd was kidnapped and taken to an abandoned wing of Arkham Asylum, where he was tortured by the Joker, who manipulated him into hating Batman over the course of a year.

The Arkhamverse leaves many loose threads dangling between entries that could have been tied up in its prequel entry, Batman: Arkham Origins.

It’s standard procedure for comic book heroes and villains to come back from the dead.But sometimes they come back but stay dead, and that’s the case in DC Comics’ new series Task Force Z ...

Batman’s Father Has a Robin That’s Even More Violent Than Jason Todd. By Tim Adams. ... Dexter was taken in by Thomas Wayne after Harvey was killed and Gilda was sent off to Arkham Asylum, ...

Coming out of the hit video game Batman: Arkham Knight, the Arkham Knight is back. Jason Todd had returned to Gotham with one goal: kill Batman.

Ever since fans found out the titular Arkham Knight wasn't actually referring to Batman (and instead was a 'brand new' villain created by Rocksteady Studios to better him), they've been picking ...

Of course, many fans have long speculated that the Arkham Knight himself is Jason Todd. Although it would usually be uncharacteristic for even an antihero to work with the bad guys, ...