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Nightwing Calls Out Red Hood’s Greatest Lie

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Nightwing Calls Out Red Hood’s Greatest Lie

Regardless of swearing off weapons, Red Hood will not hesitate to kill his enemies, a reality which Nightwing is fast to level out in Robins #1.

Nightwing and Red Hood on the cover of Nightwing Annual #1.

Warning: spoilers for Robins #1 are forward. 

Although they initially had nearly equivalent origin tales, Nightwing and Red Hood are two dramatically totally different former Robins in DC Comics. Jason Todd was every part that Dick Grayson’s Robin wasn’t–impulsive and rebellious–which later remained constant when he was resurrected as Red Hood years after his character’s loss of life. And whereas Nightwing and Red Hood are lastly on good phrases with one another, because of Jason Todd’s official return again to the Bat-Household, that does not imply that they agree on every part.

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In Robins #1, a brand new miniseries centering on Batman’s former proteges, Nightwing and Red Hood verbally come to blows after the latter kills a villain by throwing him onto his personal bomb (written by Tim Seeley, artwork by Baldemar Rivas, colours by Romulo Fajardo Jr., letters by Steve Wands) Whereas Jason’s fast considering saves himself and Spoiler from the blast, it later will get him in hassle with Nightwing, who has to telephone it in to the Blüdhaven Police Division. Jason says that killing the person earlier along with his personal bomb was simply one thing that “[he had] to do,” whereas Dick says that with that sort of considering, he can “justify most something as ‘what [he had] to do'” inside the second.

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Nightwing brings consideration to a troubling side of Red Hood’s strategies that is not commonly challenged by different members of the Bat-Household. Whereas Batman would not approve of Jason’s propensity to kill, Dick brings up a good level about why Jason kills within the first place. Red Hood kills his enemies as a result of he continues to go away killing as an choice within the warmth of the second, whereas the remainder of the Bat-Household will determine another different earlier than utilizing deadly drive.

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Red Hood’s opinion on why he continues to kill, regardless of the Bat-Household’s disapproval, displays a elementary distinction between him and the remainder of the Robins featured on this challenge. As a result of he grew up on the streets in Gotham’s Narrows, Jason has a a lot bleaker outlook in terms of survival than the opposite Robins. And contemplating that he himself got here again from his personal loss of life, loss of life is not a factor to keep away from as a lot as it’s an inconvenient choice for Jason.

In the meanwhile, Red Hood has sworn off killing his foes with weapons, however as this challenge exhibits, he nonetheless hasn’t grown past the deadly strategies of his previous. Along with his acceptance into the Bat-Household, Jason Todd has the chance to look at the methods during which his actions as a vigilante have been restricted by his propensity to kill. As Robins #1 exhibits, Jason Todd comes from a really totally different place than the opposite Robins, together with Nightwing, however that does not imply that Red Hood is incapable of studying from them.

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